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Automakers, suppliers want less drastic swings in EV policy after 2024 presidential election
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Industry executives and lobbyists discuss EV policy. From left: John Bozzella, CEO, Alliance for Automotive Innovation; Chris Nevers, senior director of public policy, Rivian; Tom Stricker, group vice president of sustainability and regulatory affairs, Toyota; Sigrid de Vries, director general, European Automobile Manufacturers' Association; Ann Wilson, executive vice president of government affairs, MEMA.
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John Irwin
August 06, 2024 11:50 AM
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