Biden admin plans to propose ‘toughest-ever US curbs’ on auto pollution - report
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The Biden administration is reportedly planning to introduce stringent regulations on pollution from cars, while promoting electric-vehicles next week.
The latest proposals, which are expected to be announced Wednesday in Detroit, are expected to crack down on emissions of CO2, nitrogen oxide, and other gasses. Model years 2027 through 2032 are anticipated to be in the crosshairs of the regulation, per Bloomberg. 
The EPA is slated to set new rules for heavy-duty trucks on Wednesday as well. The report added that the encouragement of EVs stops short of a mandate or ban on ICE vehicles, a key point of pushback from automakers and interest groups. 
âNot only will electric vehicle mandates cost us more at the dealership, but they will also destroy American jobs. By limiting choice and increasing costs, fewer people will buy cars, hurting auto manufacturers and dealers alike,â Heritage Foundation Executive Vice President Derrick Morgan wrote in a recent op-ed.
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