Those politicians in Wyoming have an interesting sense of humor. ::) The way things are going they might not have any gas by then to fuel their ICE vehicles as big oil cuts back on serving small markets in the future. On the other hand, residents of Wyoming can always go back to riding horses. ;)It didn't get far. See here. (https://cowboystatedaily.com/2023/01/16/well-that-was-quick-resolution-to-ban-electric-vehicles-in-wyoming-dies-in-committee/)
Nobody seriously expected the bill to get far, did they? It was political theater against banning ICE, which I agree with. People will switch over when it's the right time. It's like when the government was forcing awful, poisonous CFL bulbs instead of just waiting for the market to solve the problem, which it did the proper way with LEDs. What we have currently with EVs is a huge ecological nightmare with a raping of resources and burning of gas and coal to run them. CO2 break-even for an EV car is typically 150,000 miles (for mine, 450,000 since I've gone through 3000 lbs of batteries).In CA where we have the most EVs in the USA:
My impression as an European citizen is that California is not representative for the average US state, right? :D