Don't waste reprieve on EPA emission regs | Observations from N.Y. auto show | Tesla is neither mass-market nor luxury | Auto shows have always been about consumers | Honda's hydrogen strategy

The EPA's decision to recast emission regulations for 2027-32 model year vehicles will give automakers a better chance to make needed progress.

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