In this episode, we dive deep into the Biden administration's aggressive proposal to transition the United States to electric vehicles (EVs) by 2032. We'll discuss the ambitious targets of having two-thirds of new passenger cars and a quarter of new heavy trucks sold in the US be all-electric, and the potential obstacles that may stand in the way.
Join us as we look at:

• The economic challenges: Can manufacturers maintain profitability while transitioning to electric vehicle production? Are federal tax incentives enough to drive consumer demand for EVs? And what does that mean for companies that don't get the tax credits for their cars
• The logistical hurdles: Will automakers be able to source the materials needed and build enough EVs in time to meet demand? Can the US build a comprehensive charging infrastructure to support this new fleet of EVs?
• The legal battles: Will opponents of these proposed regulations be successful in mounting legal challenges? 

And much more! Tune in to hear our thoughts on the future of transportation, the impact of these proposed regulations on the auto industry, and what it will take to drive the United States into a greener, electrified future.

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