Ford Motor Co. has announced a halt to its rollout of electric vehicles, potentially making it more difficult for the automaker to meet stricter limits on carbon pollution. The company announced it would cancel an all-electric SUV and delay the debut of EV trucks and vans, instead focusing on more gasoline- and diesel-electric hybrids. This move is part of a trend of retrenching among American automakers, which have previously invested in EVs due to concerns about costs and unreliable charging stations. Experts suggest that Ford may have a tougher time meeting emissions rules set by EPA and NHTSA.

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