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Nearly all major car companies are sabotaging EV transition, and Japan is worst, study finds
May 14, 2024
By Daniel Bleakley
https://thedriven.io/2024/05/14/nea...ev-transition-and-japan-is-worst-study-finds/
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Automakers and Climate Policy Advocacy:
A Global Analysis
How automaker lobbying threatens the global transition to electric vehicles
Auto industry groups driving opposition to climate regulation
May 2024
https://influencemap.org/site//data/000/028/Automaker_Climate-Lobbying_05-24.pdf
New InfluenceMap analysis finds that negative lobbying by the world’s largest automakers is putting global climate targets at risk and threatening the transition to electric vehicles. This report analyses the climate policy engagement strategies of fifteen of the largest global automakers in seven key regions (Australia, EU, Japan, India, South Korea, UK, US). It shows how even in countries where major climate legislation has recently passed, such as the US and Australia, the ambition of these policies has been weakened due to industry pressure.
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Nearly all major car companies are sabotaging EV transition, and Japan is worst, study finds
May 14, 2024
By Daniel Bleakley
https://thedriven.io/2024/05/14/nea...ev-transition-and-japan-is-worst-study-finds/
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Automakers and Climate Policy Advocacy:
A Global Analysis
How automaker lobbying threatens the global transition to electric vehicles
Auto industry groups driving opposition to climate regulation
May 2024
https://influencemap.org/site//data/000/028/Automaker_Climate-Lobbying_05-24.pdf
New InfluenceMap analysis finds that negative lobbying by the world’s largest automakers is putting global climate targets at risk and threatening the transition to electric vehicles. This report analyses the climate policy engagement strategies of fifteen of the largest global automakers in seven key regions (Australia, EU, Japan, India, South Korea, UK, US). It shows how even in countries where major climate legislation has recently passed, such as the US and Australia, the ambition of these policies has been weakened due to industry pressure.
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