Draft:California’s Original Electric Vehicles

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In 1990, The California Air Resources Board ruled the Low-Emission Vehicle Mandate (LEV I), which required automakers to manufacture electric vehicles.[1]These are the vehicles that were made to comply with the statement.

Vehicles Made to Comply With the Mandate[edit]

Dedicated Electric Vehicles[edit]

  • General Motors EV1, the first EV made to comply with the mandate. However, most examples were disabled or crushed.
  • Honda EV Plus, Honda’s electric car. It was also leased to consumers as a fuel-cell vehicle called the FCX.
  • TH!NK City, a small 2-door city car manufactured by Ford.

Models Based On Other ICE Vehicles[edit]

End of the LEV I Mandate[edit]

Eventually, The California Air Resources Board cancelled the mandate. However, CARB has said that New gas-powered vehicles will be ban from sales after 2035.

References[edit]

  1. ^ "Zero-Emission Vehicle Program | California Air Resources Board".