EPA proposes strictest-ever rules to boost electric car sales.
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The US Environmental Protection Agency is expected to announce new rules on Wednesday that aim to bring EV market share to around 60% in the US by 2030 and 67% by 2032. This is a significant improvement from President Biden's previous commitment of 50% electric by 2030, but it is far ahead of what many automakers are planning. The proposed rules would require two-thirds of vehicles to be electric by 2032, leaving millions of EV sales up for grabs. Automakers will need to increase their EV commitments by about a third to meet the Biden administration's reported 60% goal.
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