2025 bills / H.B. 427
H.B. 427 Used Electric Vehicle Battery Disclosure Amendments (2025)
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- House committee (stopped here)
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- Senate committee
- Senate vote
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What this bill does
AI summary from the official description
This bill would require anyone selling a used electric vehicle to disclose the status of its battery to the buyer. A buyer who purchases one without receiving that required disclosure would get a legal remedy, and certain battery information would have to be made available to electric vehicle users.
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Official description
- requires a person selling a used electric motor vehicle to make certain disclosures regarding the battery status
- provides a remedy for a consumer who purchases a used electric motor vehicle without receiving a required disclosure
- requires certain information to be available to electric motor vehicle users
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