A new executive order aims to dismantle key electric vehicle policies put in place during the previous administration, marking the latest step in the current president’s broader effort to roll back regulations he has criticized as an overreach. The directive targets measures framed as an "EV mandate," reflecting ongoing political clashes over climate and automotive industry standards. Critics argue the shift could reshape incentives for clean energy adoption, while supporters see it as a return to industry-friendly policies. The move underscores deep divisions over federal intervention in energy and transportation sectors.
The move advances President Donald Trump’s push to eliminate Biden-era policies that he has repeatedly attacked as an “EV mandate." ...
