> Michael S. Regan, the administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency, is expected to announce the proposed limits on tailpipe emissions on Wednesday in Detroit. The requirements would be intended to ensure that electric cars represent between 54 and 60 percent of all new cars sold in the United States by 2030, with that figure rising to 64 to 67 percent of new car sales by 2032, according to the people familiar with the details, who spoke on condition of anonymity because the information had not been made public.

They are not going to get the adoption they want because they are attacking from the wrong angle. Their new regulations intend to drive down the number of ICE cars being made and drive up EV production, but the issue with EV's is all in their price, and this regulation does nothing to address that. Most folks (especially in this economy), cannot afford to spend $50k+ on a new EV, this is why used car sales have been so steadily high, folks just can't afford these new expensive cars.

I see this regulation backfiring, all it's going to do is keep older cars on the road longer.