The Environmental Protection Agency's new greenhouse gas emissions standards would require that 67 percent of all new passenger vehicle sales in the next 10 years be electric. EV manufacturers and consumers would need to invest in charging infrastructure, and the cost of batteries is one reason EV prices are higher. The new standards are aggressive but feasible, and Automakers are committed to the EV transition.

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