EV Policies Face Political Divide Amid 2024 Election

The future of electric vehicle incentives hangs in the balance as the presidential election could alter current policies.

California aims to have all new vehicles sold be zero-emission by 2035, with medium- and heavy-duty vehicles following by 2045.
Texas offers grants for alternative fuel vehicles and infrastructure, exempting EVs from state emissions inspections.
Nationally, EV initiatives are supported by federal acts and Volkswagen settlement funds, promoting infrastructure and tax credits.
Former President Trump, the Republican nominee, plans to roll back Biden-era EV incentives if elected.
Vice President Kamala Harris supports continued EV expansion, having played a key role in passing pro-EV legislation.