Subscribe
Regulation & Safety

Calif. air regulator sees state auto emissions deal as 'template' for Biden

Congested traffic outside Los Angeles
Traffic congestion outside Los Angeles.
NG
By:
NICHOLA GROOM and DAVID SHEPARDSON
R
By:
Reuters
|
November 13, 2020 10:25 AM

LOS ANGELES/WASHINGTON -- California Air Resources Board Chair Mary Nichols, who sources say could be the next federal environment chief, said on Thursday her state's agreement with major automakers for fuel efficiency requirements could serve as a "good template" for federal standards through 2025.

Featured Stories

Ford stockpiling parts, tells suppliers to keep shipping amid tariffs
Ford stockpiling parts, tells suppliers to keep shipping amid tariffs
10 federal policies that shaped the modern auto industry
10 federal policies that shaped the modern auto industry
From the Newsroom: Nissan’s leadership shake-up
From the Newsroom: Nissan’s leadership shake-up
In our opinion: Shareholders see Musk’s MAGA tilt leaving Tesla out
In our opinion: Shareholders see Musk’s MAGA tilt leaving Tesla out

Latest News

Mazda wins most awards on 2025 IIHS safety ranking
FTC loses one means of saving CARS Rule after U.S. appeals court rehearing deadline passes
Daily 5 report for March 14: For European automakers, the only certainty is tariff uncertainty
Live updates on tariffs: Ford stockpiles parts, tells suppliers to keep shipping
Staying current is easy with newsletters delivered straight to your inbox.

See More in Regulation & Safety

10 federal policies that shaped the modern auto industry
Trump administration takes aim at Biden EV rules
Trump says Canada, Mexico tariffs ‘could go up’ over time
Trump delays tariffs for all USMCA-compliant goods from both Mexico and Canada
Staying current is easy with newsletters delivered straight to your inbox.