GM is accelerating the rollout of zero-emission vehicles, consistent with California’s greenhouse gas emission reduction goals.
Government fleets in California, New York, and Washington are among those that have announced their commitment to convert to zero-emission vehicles by 2040.
The charging systems will be available for DMV visitors across the state to charge their electric vehicles.
Within hours of securing these critical resources, nine of the 12 aircraft were immediately dispatched to new and emerging fires.
The state of California has signed a multi-year agreement with WEX for state-wide fleet cards, supporting eligible agencies and users in their fuel and fleet-related purchases.
Southern California Edison will contribute nearly $18 million for air assets to protect Californians from dangerous wildfires.
The state has made a $4 million investment to support energy resilience, disaster preparedness, and EV fleet sustainability at 12 state agencies.
Vehicles in the voucher program include BYD’s entire battery-electric transit bus line and most coaches, as well as Class 8 and Class 6 electric trucks.
New numbers from the California Air Resources Board demonstrate the importance of renewable fuels in cutting greenhouse gases from heavy-duty vehicles in California.
If approved, the rule would require California public fleets to purchase 100% zero-emission trucks by the year 2027. Other states are carefully monitoring this rulemaking process and may choose to mirror the regulation.
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