US Military Vehicle Fleet Electrification Act
New rules require the Department of Defense to primarily purchase electric or zero-emission vehicles for non-combat use. The act aims to reduce fossil fuel consumption and support domestic industry, while also allowing for charging stations at military bases.
Key points
Starting Oct 2022, most new non-combat vehicles for the military must be electric or zero-emission.
Vehicles and batteries must be sourced from the US or allied countries.
Electric vehicle charging stations can be installed at stores and recreation facilities on military bases.
Status:
Expired
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