California, Washington, New York, Oregon, Massachusetts, and New Jersey are the states affected… though there is some indication this week that a few of those states may push back the effective date.

This all stems from California's Advanced Clean Trucks (ACT) regulation, which, aims to increase the adoption of zero-emission vehicles (ZEVs) by requiring manufacturers of medium- and heavy-duty vehicles to sell a growing percentage of ZEVs each year. This initiative has raised concerns within the RV industry about its potential impact on motorhome sales.

Now, these rules are not directed at RV Companies, per se, but at the companies that provide the chassis on which those motorhomes are built. We're talking all motorhomes, by the way, Class B, C, and A… and chassis using gas and diesel engines.