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Conservative states sue US EPA over vehicle emissions regulations – report

According to the report, Alabama, Alaska, Arkansas, Florida, Georgia, Idaho, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Louisiana, Mississippi, Missouri, Montana, Nebraska, New Hampshire, North Dakota, Ohio, Oklahoma, South Carolina, South Dakota, Utah, Virginia, and Wyoming have also backed the legal action by Kentucky and West Virginia. Source link Related posts: Jeep lays workers off due to California emissions … Read more

Real-world emissions 20 per cent higher than test results claim

Originally from the UK, Kathryn’s working background in journalism is more red-top tabloid than motoring. A born-and-bred newshound, Kathryn has worked her way up through the ranks reporting for, and later editing, two renowned UK regional newspapers and websites, before moving on to join the digital newsdesk of one of the world’s most popular … Read more

European Union Council officially passes Euro 7 emissions rules into law

The final step in the decision-making process has been taken, with the legislation set to come into force in 2030. The Council of the European Union has officially approved the controversial Euro 7 emissions regulations, with the rules set for final sign-off in the coming weeks. The approval of the Council is the last step … Read more

Kia Australia committed to first diesel ute despite looming emissions rules

The first Kia ute – a heavy-duty, dual-cab diesel workhorse – is due at the same time as strict emissions targets for new cars, but the company says it will offset it with growing sales of hybrid and electric cars. Kia has expressed no intention to pull the plug on its first dual-cab diesel ute … Read more

US pick-ups eligible for ‘thoughts and prayers’ to meet Australia’s new emissions rules

Australia’s alignment to US fuel-efficiency standards will enable big pick-ups to access an emissions credit loophole already used to address other community issues in North America. View 4 images Further details of the controversial plan to ease upcoming Australian emissions standards for US pick-ups have been announced, following last week’s confirmation of less stringent targets for … Read more

How Australian new-vehicle emissions rules have been relaxed to help utes, 4WDs

Emissions standards coming soon for new vehicles in Australia have been delayed and weakened for utes, vans and many 4WD SUVs. Here’s what you need to know. View 7 images Utes and large four-wheel-drives are the biggest winners of changes to Australia’s proposed new-vehicle emissions standards presented to parliament yesterday. The bill – announced Tuesday but … Read more

Australian new-vehicle emissions rules weakened after car-maker backlash

The Federal Government has watered down proposed emissions regulations for new cars, following pressure from the automotive industry in recent weeks. View 4 images Concessions will be made for heavy-duty four-wheel-drives under weakened plans for tailpipe emissions rules for new vehicles announced by the Australian Government today. The government has conceded to calls from Australia’s top … Read more

Mild-hybrid Isuzu D-Max unveiled, could solve emissions concerns

A new mild-hybrid Isuzu D-Max could be the answer to the Australian Government’s proposed emissions laws, but production of the electrified ute has yet to be confirmed. View 3 images The Isuzu D-Max Hi-Lander Mild-Hybrid Electric Vehicle (MHEV) has been shown at a media event in Thailand, ahead of the country’s motor show next week. Isuzu … Read more

MG adds to support of Australian new-vehicle emissions rules

Australia’s top-selling Chinese car brand – which sells a range of hybrid and electric cars – has expressed its support for proposed new-vehicle emissions targets in Australia. View 3 images Chinese car maker MG has joined other top-selling manufacturers in supporting the Australian Government’s proposed emissions targets for new vehicles. The formerly British-owned brand is one … Read more

European Parliament passes watered-down Euro 7 emissions rules after car-maker backlash

Plans to introduce the world’s strictest emissions standards in Europe have been walked back, as car makers say it would have distracted their investments away from the 2035 ban on new petrol and diesel cars. View 5 images Protests from car makers and some European countries have succeeded in weakening upcoming emissions standards for new cars … Read more

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