2023 New York Laws › ENV - Environmental Conservation › Article 19 - Air Pollution Control › Title 3 - Powers and Duties › 19-0306-B - Zero-Emissions Cars and Trucks.

§ 19-0306-b. Zero-emissions cars and trucks.
1.  It  shall  be  a goal of the state that one hundred percent of new
  passenger cars and trucks offered for sale or lease, or sold, or leased,
  for registration in the state shall be zero-emissions  by  two  thousand
  thirty-five.  It  shall  be a further goal of the state that one hundred
  percent of medium-duty and  heavy-duty  vehicles  offered  for  sale  or
  lease,   or   sold,   or  leased,  for  registration  in  the  state  be
  zero-emissions by two  thousand  forty-five  for  all  operations  where
  feasible.  It  shall be further a goal of the state to transition to one
  hundred percent zero-emissions from new off-road vehicles and  equipment
  purchased beginning in two thousand thirty-five, where feasible.
2.  The  department,  to the extent consistent with federal law, shall
  develop and propose:
a.  Passenger  vehicle  and  truck  regulations  requiring  increasing
  volumes  of  new  zero-emissions  vehicles offered for sale or lease, or
  sold, or leased, for registration in the state towards the target of one
  hundred percent of in-state sales by two thousand thirty-five.
b. Medium-duty and heavy-duty vehicle regulations requiring increasing
  volumes of new zero-emissions trucks  and  buses  offered  for  sale  or
  lease,  or  sold,  or leased, for registration and operated in the state
  towards the target of one hundred percent of the fleet transitioning  to
  zero-emissions vehicles by two thousand forty-five everywhere feasible.
c. Strategies, in coordination with other state agencies, other states
  and  the federal environmental protection agency, to achieve one hundred
  percent  zero-emissions  from  new  off-road  vehicles   and   equipment
  operations in the state by two thousand thirty-five. In implementing the
  provisions of this paragraph, the department shall act consistently with
  safety, technological feasibility and cost-effectiveness.
3.  The  New  York state energy research and development authority, in
  consultation  with  the   department,   the   department   of   economic
  development,   the   public   service   commission,  the  department  of
  transportation, the  department  of  motor  vehicles,  and  other  state
  agencies,  local  agencies and other interested parties, shall develop a
  zero-emissions  vehicle   market   development   strategy   by   January
  thirty-first, two thousand twenty-three, and an update every three years
  thereafter, that:
a. Ensures coordinated and expeditious implementation of the system of
  policies,  programs  and  regulations necessary to achieve the goals and
  orders established by this section.
b.  Outlines  state  agencies'  actions  to  support  new   and   used
  zero-emissions vehicle markets for broad accessibility for all residents
  of this state.
4.  The department, the New York state energy research and development
  authority, the public service commission and other state agencies, shall
  use existing authorities to accelerate deployment of affordable powering
  options for zero-emissions vehicles, in ways that serve all  communities
  and  particularly  low-income  and disadvantaged communities, consistent
  with state and federal law.
5. The department, the New York state energy research and  development
  authority,  the  department  of  motor  vehicles  and  the department of
  transportation, in consultation with the other state agencies, shall  on
  or  before July fifteenth, two thousand twenty-three, identify near term
  actions and investment strategies to improve sustainable transportation,
  freight and transit options, including where feasible:
a.  Supporting  bicycle  and  pedestrian  options,   particularly   in
  low-income  and disadvantaged communities in the state, by incorporating
  safe and accessible infrastructure into projects where appropriate.
b. Supporting light, medium, and  heavy-duty  zero-emissions  vehicles
  and  infrastructure  as  part  of  larger transportation projects, where
  appropriate.