State-Level EV Policies Begin to Diverge Sharply
Electric vehicle policy in the United States is becoming increasingly fragmented as states pursue sharply different approaches to electrification. What was once moving toward a loosely aligned national direction is now splitting into distinct regional paths, complicating planning for automakers, dealers, and consumers. Some states continue to push aggressively toward electrification, adopting stricter emissions targets, […]
Automakers Seek Clarity on Emissions Rules for 2027 and Beyond
Automakers are pressing regulators for clearer guidance on emissions rules that will govern vehicles sold from 2027 onward, arguing that uncertainty is complicating long term product planning and investment decisions. With vehicle development cycles stretching five to seven years, manufacturers say ambiguity around future standards is becoming a growing risk. The current regulatory framework includes […]
U.S. Reviews Chinese Software Use in Connected Vehicles
U.S. regulators are reviewing the use of Chinese developed software in connected vehicles amid growing concerns over data security, national security, and supply chain dependence. The review reflects heightened scrutiny of how modern vehicles collect, process, and transmit data, and who ultimately has access to it. Connected vehicles rely on complex software stacks to manage […]
States Push Back Against Uniform National EV Mandates
A growing number of U.S. states are pushing back against efforts to impose uniform national electric vehicle mandates, arguing that a one size fits all approach fails to reflect regional differences in infrastructure, consumer behavior, and economic conditions. The resistance highlights a widening divide between federal electrification goals and state level realities. At the center […]