Cora Werwitzke – electrive.com

US Supreme Court ruling threatens California’s EV mandate autonomy

The US Supreme Court has revived a challenge by fuel producers against California’s strict vehicle emissions rules, casting doubt on the state's planned 2035 ban on new petrol cars. The ruling could significantly impact EV policy leadership in the nation’s largest auto market.

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