"California's $1.9 Billion Plan to Boost Zero-Emission Vehicle Adoption Amid Falling EV Sales"
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California's electric vehicle market, once booming, is showing signs of fatigue with a significant drop in EV sales in the last half of 2023. This decline raises concerns about the state's ability to meet its ambitious climate goals, including a pledge to ban the sale of new gasoline- and diesel-powered cars and light trucks by 2035. Challenges such as unreliable charging networks, high vehicle prices, and consumer dissatisfaction with Tesla's CEO Elon Musk are contributing to the slowdown. Additionally, confusion around government incentives and market saturation are also hindering EV adoption.
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- California approves nearly $2 billion for zero-emission charging network KSBW Monterey
- California regulator OKs $1.9B plan to expand zero-emission vehicle infrastructure The Hill
- New report reveals exceptional trend among one state's drivers — and Tesla is reaping the benefits The Cool Down
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