🌴🚗 E.P.A. Try Fo’ Make Electric Car Sales Ten Times Betta
Da E.P.A., da Environmental Protection Agency, stay makin’ some big moves, cuz! Dey stay droppin’ some tight rules fo’ make electric cars mo’ popular in da U.S. by ten times da number of sales. Dis stay da biggest climate regulation move by any country, and it stay supposed to guarantee dat electric cars going make up as much as 67% of all new passenger vehicles sold in da U.S. by 2032.
Brah, dis stay one big step fo’ da U.S. cuz right now only 5.8% of da vehicles sold last year stay electric. President Biden stay already sayin’ he want electric cars to make up half of all new vehicles sold in da U.S. by 2030, but dis new rule goin’ exceed dat. It stay one mean kine federal climate regulation dat goin’ make da U.S. be one of da top countries in da world to reduce da greenhouse gases from cars dat messin’ up our planet.🌍🚗
Da European Union already wen’ make regulations dat going phase out da sale of new gas-powered vehicles by 2035, and Canada and Britain stay thinking about doin’ da same. Da proposed regulation by da E.P.A. going be hard for da car companies, cuz almost every one of dem stay puttin’ major cash into electric cars already, but no one going be able to hit da levels dat da Biden administration stay thinking about. Plus, da supply chain problems stay delaying production, and da car companies no know fo’ sure if da people going buy electric cars.
Da E.P.A. stay expected fo’ announce dis proposal on Wednesday in Detroit. Da new regulation stay supposed to make electric cars represent between 54% and 60% of all new cars sold in the U.S. by 2030, and it going up to 64% to 67% of all new cars sold by 2032. Dis going be one big challenge, cuz going need to build millions of new electric vehicle charging stations, make major changes to da electric grids, and get all da minerals and materials fo’ da batteries.💨🔌
Dis going be one big step toward renewable energy and less oil drilled in places like Alaska. Some people inside da administration stay thinking dat da more people drive electric cars, da less people going want oil drilled in Alaska and other places. Dis new rule stay not gonna come easy, cuz da E.P.A. stay gonna get legal challenges and maybe a new administration goin’ try fo’ undo it in 2024.
John Bozzella, da president of da Alliance for Automotive Innovation, stay sayin’ dis stay “one massive undertaking” dat goin’ transform da automotive market and industry. Da new regulations goin’ come right after da Inflation Reduction Act of 2022 dat stay helpin’ make electric cars more popular by giving up to $7,500 in tax incentives for people who buy electric cars, and billions of incentives fo’ da battery manufacturing and mining.💡🌱
Dis stay one big step forward for da U.S., and it going be one mean kine challenge fo’ da car companies. But in da end, it stay going help protect our planet and make da world one bettah place to live.
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🌴🚗 The Environmental Protection Agency is attempting to boost electric car sales by ten times their current amount.
The Environmental Protection Agency (E.P.A.) is making significant moves to push for more electric car sales in the U.S. with the goal of driving sales ten times higher. This move is the biggest climate regulation by any country, with the target to make electric cars account for up to 67% of all new passenger vehicles sold in the U.S. by 2032.
Currently, only 5.8% of vehicles sold in the U.S. last year were electric, and President Biden has already expressed his desire to have electric cars account for half of all new vehicles sold in the U.S. by 2030, which this new rule will exceed. This new regulation will make the U.S. one of the top countries in the world in reducing greenhouse gases from cars that are damaging the planet. 🌍🚗
The European Union has already established regulations to phase out the sale of new gas-powered vehicles by 2035, and Canada and Britain are considering similar measures. The proposed regulation by the E.P.A. is going to be a challenge for car companies since most of them have already invested heavily in electric cars, but no one will be able to meet the levels that the Biden administration is envisioning. Moreover, supply chain issues are causing delays in production, and car companies are uncertain whether people will buy enough electric cars to make up the majority of new car sales.
The E.P.A. is expected to announce this proposal on Wednesday in Detroit, and the new regulation will require the construction of millions of new electric vehicle charging stations, changes to the electric grid, and the acquisition of minerals and materials for batteries. 💨🔌
This move is a big step toward renewable energy and less drilling for oil in places like Alaska. Some officials believe that the more people drive electric cars, the less demand there will be for oil drilling in Alaska and other places. However, this new rule is expected to face legal challenges, and a new administration could undo it in 2024.
John Bozzella, the president of the Alliance for Automotive Innovation, stated that this regulation would be a “massive undertaking” that will transform the automotive market and industry. The new regulation follows the Inflation Reduction Act of 2022, which has been supporting the popularity of electric cars by offering tax incentives of up to $7,500 for people who buy electric cars and billions of incentives for battery manufacturing and mining. 💡🌱
This is a significant step forward for the U.S., but it will be a tough challenge for car companies. In the end, however, it will help protect our planet and make the world a better place to live.
