EV mandate pause unlikely to impact Windsor-area autoworkers: Union

APMA
Oct 9
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Staff writer, CBC News Windsor

Sep 5, 2025

"The pressure that this [mandate] would have put on manufacturers who have had their major market cut off in a hostile manner by the White House, looking at if this kept going up to a $3 billion in additional costs next year. I'm glad that they've removed the 2026 standard,” said APMA President Flavio Volpe.

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