The EPA finalized more stringent greenhouse gas emissions standards for passenger cars and light trucks, aiming to accelerate the transition to electric vehicles and reduce overall emissions from the transportation sector (2023). This impacts model years 2027 through 2032 and beyond, setting a course for 67% electric vehicle adoption by 2032.. This will save consumers money and reduce pollution.. [Source: EPA Press Release April 12, 2023] https://www.epa.gov/newsreleases/epa-finalizes-strongest-ever-pollution-standards-cars-and-light-trucks-accelerating#:~:text=The%20EPA%20is%20finalizing%20new,67%25%20electric%20by%202032.

NHTSA released updated cybersecurity guidance for the automotive industry, emphasizing the need for manufacturers to implement robust cybersecurity measures to protect vehicles from cyber threats and ensure the safety and security of vehicle systems and data (2022). It urges companies to adopt a systematic approach to cybersecurity.

The FTC enforces regulations related to advertising and marketing, ensuring that claims made about vehicle features, performance, and fuel efficiency are accurate and not misleading to consumers. Of particular interest are the rules around 'truth in advertising' and proper substantiation of claims.