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Gov. Phil Scott explains executive order to pause Vermont's electric vehicle sales mandate

  • On May 13, 2025, Vermont’s Governor Phil Scott signed an order to temporarily halt the state’s requirements for electric vehicle sales affecting passenger cars and heavy-duty trucks.
  • Scott explained he paused the mandate because Vermont lacks sufficient charging infrastructure and the technology does not support current zero-emission vehicle goals.
  • The original 2022 rule required 35% of 2026 model year vehicles sold in Vermont to be zero-emission, following California's Advanced Clean Cars and Trucks standards.
  • Scott emphasized his support for encouraging Vermonters to adopt greener energy alternatives such as electric vehicles, while also highlighting the importance of setting a practical and achievable timeline.
  • The pause delays enforcement until the end of 2026, reflecting ongoing concerns about feasibility and infrastructure, while environmental advocates criticize the rollback.
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WRGB broke the news in on Tuesday, May 13, 2025.
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