Colorado consumers can expect to see more electrified vehicles on the roads sooner as the result of a collaborative effort between automakers and state officials over the past year. The auto industry and the Polis administration are pleased to announce that both parties are filing a joint alternative regulatory proposal to implement the California Zero Emission Vehicle (ZEV) regulation in Colorado. The filing will be considered by the Colorado Air Quality Control Commission (AQCC) at their August 13-16 hearing.
California’s Zero Emission Vehicle Program requires manufacturers to produce and deliver for sale a certain number of zero emission vehicles. These
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