VICTORY! GM Withdraws from Trump’s Attack on Clean Cars, now pressure Toyota & Fiat-Chrysler

Following Donald Trump’s defeat, General Motors withdrew its support for the Trump administration's lawsuit that attacks clean car standards. It’s time for other automakers to stop messing with our clean air.

Send a message now to Toyota and Fiat-Chrysler! Tell them to withdraw from the Trump Administration’s lawsuit attacking clean car standards.

General Motors' announcement shows the immense power we have to hold automakers accountable. More than a quarter of a million people told automakers to abandon their support for the Trump administration’s rollback of national and state clean car standards, which will cost US families $300 billion at the pump, increase climate pollution, and harm lung health.

Of course we’re going to keep pushing all the automakers to move faster toward a pollution-free transportation future. You can help -- send your message now, and tell Toyota and Fiat-Chrysler in your own words why they should follow GM’s lead and abandon their support of this frivolous lawsuit.

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It’s time. Drop your company’s support of the Trump Administration’s lawsuit attacking clean car standards! Since Trump won office, your company has worked to undermine the standards you agreed to in 2009 in the Rose Garden of the White House with President Obama. You committed then to significantly increase their fuel economy and decrease the greenhouse gas emissions of the company's fleet, and you should stand by that commitment. General Motors has already reversed their support of the lawsuit attacking California’s Clean Air Act waiver that allows the states to set stronger greenhouse gas emissions standards on new cars and light trucks than the federal government. Every new report on the state of the climate proclaims the need for drastic action to avoid the worst effects of climate change. Now is the time for all the US automakers, including you, to stick to its original commitments and reject Trump's misguided attempt to roll back the clean car standards.