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The Trump administration has temporarily suspended orders for zero-emission vehicles within the federal government and ordered the shutdown of some existing EV charging stations, reversing the previous administration’s efforts to promote electric vehicles.

The Federal Highway Administration has put the National Electric Vehicle Infrastructure (NEVI) program under review, pausing approximately $3 billion in funding for new electric vehicle charging stations.

The Biden administration approved California’s plan to phase out gasoline-powered cars, but the incoming Trump administration poses a threat of overturning electric vehicle and climate rules.

S&P Global Mobility analyzes how President Trump’s initial actions and policies will impact the North American auto industry, including emissions regulations, trade, and tariffs.

Former President Trump is charting a new course for electric vehicle (EV) policy in the U.S., but the details remain unclear.

Proposed tariffs could add thousands to the cost of popular cars and trucks. This article breaks down which models will be most affected.

Experts predict electric vehicles will become a major part of the US fleet despite political challenges.

The failure of public electric vehicle chargers is a growing problem, exacerbated by political interference that threatens to slow down the expansion and maintenance of charging infrastructure. The Trump administration has suspended funds for charger repairs, causing major setbacks.

The Trump administration has paused a federal program providing $3 billion for new EV charging stations. The decision is under review, impacting projects and raising legal questions.