Canada's Shift in Climate Strategy: New Emissions Rules on the Horizon In a surprising move, the Canadian government has abandoned its electric vehicle (EV) mandate, a policy aimed at promoting the adoption of eco-friendly vehicles. However, the government is now planning to introduce a new set of tailpipe emissions rules that will have a significant impact on the country's carbon footprint. According to reports, these regulations will be designed to achieve emissions reductions equivalent to a 75-per-cent EV adoption rate by 2035, a target that was previously set by the scrapped EV mandate. The new rules will likely have far-reaching implications for the automotive industry, as manufacturers will be forced to adapt to stricter emissions standards in order to meet the government's ambitious targets.
After scrapping its EV mandate, the Canadian government plans to introduce tailpipe emissions rules that will achieve emissions reductions equivalent to a 75-per-cent EV adoption rate by 2035.
