The Los Angeles City Council has voted unanimously to pass a motion calling for the electrification of the city's entire vehicle fleet, being called the Electric Vehicle Master Plan. The plan includes transitioning the city fleet of over 10,000 vehicles. This would be a huge change from the current state, one with 24 electric sedans, 46 PHEVs, 2 hybrid street sweepers, and 4 light electric trucks to be delivered in late 2022. The cost of this plan is not clear currently, the councilman who proposed the motion said the effort would be coordinated with the LA100 initiative to make the city carbon free by 2035 and eliminate tailpipe emissions by 2028.
