Auto Lobby Wants Input on Government EV Policy Before Changes Are Made

Despite aggressively pushing for all-electric vehicles to supplant combustion models, the United States government seems to have suddenly realized that such a move could have some rather serious unintended consequences. This is nothing new, as U.S. regulations have shaped vehicle trends in ways the average motorist couldn’t even imagine. With that in mind, the automotive lobby wants to ensure it has the ear of legislators before they do anything that cannot be undone.

But the real question is: What exactly does it want?

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  • Tassos $48K Euros ($55k US) for a VW PIECE OF JUNK? It will do no better than the failed Tiguan it replaces. Especially in the very competitive US market.
  • Lorenzo These are just trucks. Let's see some retro styled cars! I'd like a down-sized 1957 Plymouth Fury, please. Heck, a '57 Chevy Bel Air clone with modern drive train would sell like hotcakes!
  • Verbal The asking price has one too many zeros.
  • Lorenzo The Tiguan replaced by the Tayron? VW is probably upset that "Taijuan" was taken by a baseball player.