Are electric cars going to replace traditional cars some day? A bureaucrat in California is doing everything she can to make sure that happens ASAP in her state. Mary Nichols "is pushing regulations today that could by midcentury all but banish the internal combustion engine from California’s famous highways."
"California’s goals for the adoption of electric vehicle technology are the most stringent in the nation, but Nichols thinks they need to be even tougher . . [she] wants 100 percent of the new vehicles sold to be zero- or almost-zero-emissions by 2030."
The guy running Fiat Chrysler hopes no one in California buys his electric Fiat (which he sells in CA only because state law requires it) - since every sale costs his company $14,000.
You already know, or can guess, what car company likes the CA policy. Yup, Tesla.
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