By the SEMA Washington, D.C., office
In Virginia, lawmakers introduced SEMA-supported legislation to repeal the law tying the state to California's motor-vehicle emissions standards. Under current law, new gas- and diesel-powered vehicle sales will be banned starting in 2035. The multiple bills now await consideration in the Virginia General Assembly.
SEMA does not believe that the government--Virginia's or California's--should be choosing winners and losers in the automotive market. Virginians should decide what vehicles are best for them and their families.
Your voice can make a difference! Click here to tell Virginia lawmakers to repeal the internal combustion engine ban.
For more information, contact Kiley Chapley at kileyc@sema.org.