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Lawsuit seeks to upend a vital partnership to advance the development of zero-emission vehicles for commercial trucking, reduce pollution and save money ...
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Straight Arrow News on MSNStuck ‘in the crossfire' of zero-emissions disputes, truck makers sue California
Heavy-duty truck manufacturers are suing California over the state's zero-emissions vehicle policy. The lawsuit comes after ...
A deal between truck manufacturers and the FTC is the latest blow to the Clean Truck Partnership. The post Clean Truck ...
President Trump and the FTC just struck a decisive blow against the Democrat agenda to end gas-powered vehicles,” Republican ...
Daimler Truck and three other major truck manufacturers have sued the US state of California for excessively strict emission ...
Energy & Environment Energy & Environment The Big Story FTC invalidates Calif. deal with truck makers The Federal Trade ...
The Federal Trade Commission has determined that key commitments made by several leading truck and engine manufacturers now sufficiently address earlier antitrust concerns and obviate the need for ...
Trump administration invalidates California’s emissions reduction agreement with truck manufacturers
The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has declared that an emissions agreement between California and four major truck makers is “unenforceable” — paving the way for noncompliance with the Golden ...
Truck OEMs say in a new lawsuit against the California Air Resources board that they are “caught in the crossfire” between ...
Daimler, Volvo, Paccar, and International Motors, said they have been "caught in the crossfire" after Trump reversed waivers.
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Asianet Newsable on MSNDaimler, Volvo, Paccar Sue California After Trump Voids State Emissions Waivers
The lawsuit challenges California’s 2023 Clean Truck Partnership, which aimed to boost zero-emission truck sales and cut ...
California still has one of the companies on its side, at least in the light-duty sector. Stellantis, which inked a deal last ...
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