California Not 'Taking Anybody's Cars Away' After 2035: CARB Chair

The video discusses the preference of carmakers for California's emission standards over federal ones, highlighting the support from various states for California's zero emission mandates. It emphasizes the impact of these mandates on all vehicle sectors, including trucks, and addresses California's legal confidence in facing federal opposition, citing the Clean Air Act and past Supreme Court rulings.

Which group of car manufacturers has shown support for California's emission standards?

• Chevrolet, Tesla, and Audi

• Toyota, Nissan, and Hyundai

• Mercedes, Kia, and Subaru

• Ford, Honda, BMW, and Volvo

What is the main reason states support California's zero emission truck mandate?

• To reduce the number of vehicles on the road

• To maintain global competitiveness and job importance

• To boost the sales of gasoline vehicles

• To increase fuel prices

What is the target year for achieving zero emissions for medium and heavy-duty trucks in California?

• 2030

• 2040

• 2050

• 2045

How has California historically responded to federal opposition regarding its emission standards?

• By increasing emission limits

• By abandoning its standards

• By winning in courts and politics

• By compromising with the federal government

What reassurance is given to current car owners regarding the transition to electric vehicles?

• They will receive compensation for their old cars

• They will not be forced to give up their current cars

• They must switch to electric vehicles immediately

• They will have to pay extra taxes