Biden administration holds electric vehicle industry meeting with Musk, Barra -Breaking
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© Reuters. FILE PHOTO. Mary Barra, General Motors Chief Executive Officer, speaks at a meeting held by U.S. President Joe Biden and private sector CEOs. The purpose of the meeting was to discuss the Build back Better agenda. It took place in Washington, U.S.A, on January 26, 20
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© Reuters. FILE PHOTO. Mary Barra, General Motors Chief Executive Officer, speaks at a meeting held by U.S. President Joe Biden and private sector CEOs. The purpose of the meeting was to discuss the Build back Better agenda. It took place in Washington, U.S.A, on January 26, 202/2
WASHINGTON, (Reuters) – The Biden administration announced Wednesday that senior officers met with key automotive executives including Tesla (NASDAQ) Chief Executive Elon Musk (GMS (NYSE:) Chief executive Mary Barra) to discuss electric cars and charging.
According to the Biden administration, there is broad agreement that charging stations should be interoperable.
Congress approved funding of $7.5 billion last year for EV charging stations, but the legislation for tax incentives has stalled. Other auto executives who participated included Jim Farley, Chief Executive of Ford Motor (NYSE) and Carlos Tavares CEO at Stellantis Chrysler-parent Stellantis.
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