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Two-thirds of car sales could be electric by 2032 under new Biden proposal
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Two-thirds of car sales could be electric by 2032 under new Biden proposal
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Date posted: 14.04.2023
Category: Automobile / Transport
Two-thirds of new car sales could be electric by 2032 under a new proposal released by the Biden administration on Wednesday.
The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) projects that 67 percent of new light-duty passenger cars sold in the U.S. could be electric that year under its new proposed clean car regulations.
For medium-duty vehicles, the share of news sales that are electric could be 46 percent.
Source: The Hill