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California cements 2035 ICE phase out ahead of Trump return

With Donald Trump expected to move away from pro electric vehicle policies, California hopes to keep its decarbonisation targets on track. By Will Girling

Although president-elect Donald Trump is expected to curtail federal tax credits and loan programmes for electric vehicles (EVs) when he takes office, California is striving to ensure electrification maintains momentum. The state, which constitutes the fifth largest economy in the world, is ready to plug funding gaps if necessary. Now, it’s looking to cement the 2035 ban on new internal combustion engine (ICE) vehicle sales.

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