As California's Governor Gavin Newsom continues to push for a ban on gas-powered cars by 2035, a growing number of Californians are expressing their discontent with the proposal. The plan, which aims to make all new car sales electric by 2035, has been met with resistance from some residents who are concerned about the high cost of electric vehicles, the lack of charging infrastructure, and the potential impact on the state's economy. Critics argue that the ban could lead to job losses in the automotive industry and make it difficult for low-income residents to afford the transition. As the debate rages on, Californians are speaking out about the potential consequences of this ambitious plan, and the future of the state's transportation landscape hangs in the balance.
Californians sour on Newsom’s push to ban gas-powered cars The Press Democrat
