(Autonomous Vehicles Meet Government Agonies)
Car giants are near threatening the United States government to ease its tough new net-zero vehicle (ZEV) regulations, specifically amid concerns about factory closures and potential job losses. Representatives from JCB, Ford, Vauhoo, and Nissan recently visited the Transport Minister, Heidi Alexander, under the pressure of fears that more car factories could be cut short, affecting employment prospects. While these companies are heading in the right direction by meeting their 22% electric vehicle sales targets last year, some worries linger, such as the impact on the Vauhoo Luton plant. However, amid better-than-expected economic indicators and other shifts in the industry, the February deadline for meeting the ZEV targets looms closer.
(Government Still Fearing ZEV Consultation)
The U.S. government has initiated an eight-week consultation on ZEV rules, with the aim of ensuring electric vehicles become the norm within two epochs. However, this hasn’t yet reached the 95% target set by last year’s March deadline. The experts are still divided, with some calling theمراicks and others hoping e-* the transition to renewable energy could accelerate. Despite this, the government continues to push through, with some attributes institutions pointing to the lack of public-private partnerships. Moreover, some car companies, like Ford and Vauhoo, have already surpassed the 28% target by June 2023, despite the critics’最常见的担心.
(Benchmarking Transition for SMEs)
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