The EPA visited schools in Winthrop, Maine, late last month as part of an investigation into electric buses supplied to the schools through federal grants. The probe comes after it was discovered that the buses built by a Canadian company have proven faulty. The post EV Fiasco: EPA Investigates Maine’s Faulty Electric School Buses Built by Canadian Company appeared first on Breitbart.
The EPA is investigating faulty electric school buses in Maine supplied by Lion Electric, a Canadian company, under a federal grant program. The buses, delivered in late 2023, have consistently experienced issues. EPA agents visited schools in Winthrop in late January, interviewing officials about the problems. Lion Electric, facing financial trouble, is under credit protection and unable to provide necessary repairs. The buses remain under warranty, but no technicians are available in Maine. Lion Electric owes Maine schools $57,000 for bus rentals.
