Advance electric vehicle adoption by supporting battery manufacturing, low- or no-interest manufacturer loans, and EV charging infrastructure in new multi-family buildings.

I am proud to lead that charge in Congress by introducing the USA Electrify Forward Act . This critical legislation accelerates domestic manufacturing of batteries, power electronics, and other technologies in plug-in vehicles ... makes low- or no-interest loans available to manufacturers ... and updates residential building codes to encourage electric vehicle charging facilities into new multi-family buildings

Commits to legislation promoting EV manufacturing and charging access.

Environment & Climate Change | Congresswoman Debbie Dingell
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Dingell’s issue page says she is "proud to lead" the USA Electrify Forward Act and describes it as accelerating domestic battery manufacturing, making low- or no-interest loans for manufacturers to retool factories, and updating residential building codes to encourage EV charging in new multi-family buildings.

Official statement of the underlying commitment; it matches the campaign promise almost exactly and shows the pledge remains on her office materials.

unresolved later_term

Environment & Climate Change | Congresswoman Debbie Dingell
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The enacted law created a battery processing grant program and a battery manufacturing and recycling grant program, and it expanded DOE loan-program eligibility for advanced technology vehicles; it also funded the national EV charging network and set standards for EV charging infrastructure.

This is the clearest enacted federal delivery on the battery-manufacturing and charging-infrastructure parts of the pledge, but it does not by itself show the specific low-interest manufacturer-loan or new multi-family building-code piece was enacted as promised.

partial later_term

Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act (Public Law 117-58)
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Dingell said the ATVM Future Act would help "build EV batteries" in the U.S. and provide domestic manufacturers with funding to retool factories; the page says the bill modernizes and expands the DOE ATVM loan program.

Early legislative action supporting the battery-manufacturing and manufacturer-loan elements of the pledge, but it is an introduction rather than enacted delivery.

unresolved later_term A for effort

Dingell, Brownley Introduce Bill To Expand Manufacturing of Advanced Technology and Zero-Emission Vehicles
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GovInfo shows Dingell introduced H.R. 8609 on April 30, 2026 and it was referred to committee; the bill is aimed at research, development, and other activities for innovative vehicle technologies.

Recent concrete legislative activity shows continued support for vehicle electrification-related policy, but the bill is committee-stage and does not itself deliver the specific promise components.

unresolved later_term A for effort

H.R. 8609 (IH) - Vehicle Innovation Act of 2026
secondary · model gpt-5.4-mini · confidence 88%