Update : California's Heavy-Duty Electrification Regulations now adopted by 5 more states
Six states have adopted the Advanced Clean Trucks regulations
In December, New Jersey, New York and Massachusetts announced the adoption of California’s Advanced Clean Trucks regulation (see details below) which requires increasing fraction of new medium and heavy-duty truck sales to be fully electric, starting model year 2024.
Previously, Washington state and Oregon have also adopted this regulation, bringing the total number of states having adopted ACT to 6, including California.
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