In one of his first executive actions of his new administration, President Donald Trump ended the electric vehicle mandate instituted by the previous administration. The rules instituted by the former administration would require two-thirds of new vehicles sold in the United States to be electric by the year 2032.

"The electric vehicle mandate hurt our automakers and made them become more dependent on the Chinese Communist Party, which dominates the EV supply chain. President Trump’s decision to end the EV mandate will help Michigan and give our auto companies the time they need to innovate and create the best technology. It also means Michigan families won’t be pushed toward electric vehicles and will be able to choose the vehicle that best fits their needs," said Congressman John Moolenaar.   back...