The Choice in Automobile Retail Sales Act of 2025 would repeal a recent EPA rule that set stricter emissions standards for cars and light trucks starting in 2027, and it would amend the Clean Air Act to prevent future tailpipe emissions regulations from requiring specific vehicle technologies or reducing the variety of vehicles available for sale. The bill affects automakers, consumers shopping for vehicles, and environmental protection efforts, as it would limit the EPA's ability to push for cleaner-burning cars through stricter standards. The EPA would have 24 months after the bill's enactment to revise any existing emissions regulations to comply with these new restrictions. The legislation carries no direct federal funding but would effectively reverse environmental regulations intended to reduce vehicle pollution. The bill was introduced in March 2025 and is sponsored by 23 Republican senators.
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