American automaker Ford has expressed its support for EPA (U.S. Environmental Protection Agency) regulations and standards that seek to reduce vehicle emissions by up to 50% by 2032, starting with more comprehensive stages from 2027.
EPA standards and CO₂ emission reduction.
The automotive company has emphasized that compliance with these regulations requires detailed and exhaustive planning. In this regard, the company has taken decisive steps to adjust its production model to meet these stringent requirements.
In addition, Ford has expressed its satisfaction with the regulatory stability offered by the “Multi-Pollutant Rule”. This regulation will avoid the uncertainty caused by possible changes in standards, allowing companies to plan for the long term.
Also, a trade group representing major automakers such as General Motors, Toyota Motor, Volkswagen, Ford, Stellantis, Honda Motor and Hyundai Motor, has expressed support for two vital aspects of this rule.
The Alliance for Automotive Innovation has endorsed the inclusion of electric vehicles in the calculation of emissions calculation of fleet-level emissions fleet-level emissions, and the exclusion of upstream emissions from compliance calculations.
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Source: World Energy Trade
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