The Trump administration is reversing fuel efficiency standards set during the Biden era, a move critics argue could slow progress toward reducing vehicle emissions at a time when the U.S. is gradually transitioning to electric vehicles. The rollback targets stricter mileage requirements for new cars and light trucks, which environmental advocates say undermines efforts to combat climate change. While electric vehicle adoption is growing, the shift remains slow, leaving many automakers and policymakers divided over the best path forward. Industry observers warn the change could increase consumer costs and delay broader environmental goals.
Trump rolls back Biden-era mileage rules amid slow US shift to electric vehicles National News Desk
