EPA Proposes New Emissions Standards For Light & Heavy Duty Vehicles
The Environmental Protection Agency on Wednesday did exactly what it is supposed to do — propose new standards for exhaust emissions from light and heavy duty vehicles that protect the environment. The new rules will be applicable to vehicles manufactured between 2027 and 2032.
The EPA announcement goes on to say that the proposed standards align with commitments made by automakers and U.S. states as they plan to accelerate clean vehicle technologies in the light and medium duty fleets in the next 10 to 15 years. It notes that auto and truck manufacturers are already moving to include electric vehicles as an integral and growing part of current and future product lines, leading to an increasing diversity of clean vehicles for consumers.
“EPA’s proposals are informed by robust and inclusive stakeholder engagement with industry, labor, advocates, and community leaders. EPA’s proposals will be published in the Federal Register and available for public review and comment, and the agency will continue to engage with the public and all interested stakeholders as part of the regulatory development process.
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