EPA Issues ‘Strongest-Ever’ Auto Emissions Standards to Boost EVs

The new rules exemplify the Biden administration’s aggressive green agenda, as climate change has been a top priority for the White House.

Cars drive through heavy rain in Newport Beach, Calif., on Feb. 5, 2024. John Fredricks/The Epoch Times

The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) issued new rules on March 20 for automobiles aimed at cutting carbon emissions and boosting both hybrid and electric vehicles (EVs).

The new regulations amount to the toughest-ever limits on tailpipe emissions, part of the Biden administration’s bid to accelerate the manufacture and adoption of EVs.