In a move that could significantly shake up the electric vehicle (EV) market, Washington state lawmakers have passed a groundbreaking new law that aims to level the playing field for non-Tesla manufacturers. The legislation, which has been hailed as "great news for consumers," is set to eliminate a key advantage that Tesla has enjoyed in the state for years: a special deal that allows the company to sell its cars directly to customers without the need for franchise dealerships. By repealing this law, other EV manufacturers will now be able to sell their vehicles in Washington state, potentially giving consumers more choices and driving down prices. The move is seen as a major victory for proponents of increased competition and consumer choice in the EV market.
Washington lawmakers pass new EV law that could upend Tesla's dominance: 'Great news for consumers' Yahoo
