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Don’t panic, nobody’s coming to take your car. As
Newsom’s executive order outlining the new rules notes,
existing internal combustion vehicles will still be
perfectly legal to own, operate, buy, and sell within the
state. The new rules only apply to new vehicle sales.
That includes cars, minivans and SUVs. The California Air
Resources Board will also be tasked with drafting
regulations to do the same with medium- and heavy-duty
vehicles by 2045. Newsom’s office notes that
transportation accounts for roughly half of the state’s
carbon emissions and estimates that these new rules will
reduce those emissions by 35 percent.
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