Restricted from being able to drive on public streets for security reasons, Wes Moore (D), governor of Maryland starts a new all-electric Mach-E Mustang on the parking lot during a media event at Maryland Department of the Environment's Montgomery Park location.

Restricted from being able to drive on public streets for security reasons, Wes Moore (D), governor of Maryland starts a new all-electric Mach-E Mustang on the parking lot during a media event at Maryland Department of the Environment's Montgomery Park location. (Karl Merton Ferron/Baltimore Sun)

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Governor Wes Moore's administration renews commitment to clean cars.

Governor Moore renews commitment to clean cars

Restricted from being able to drive on public streets for security reasons, Wes Moore (D), governor of Maryland putzes back and forth in a new all-electric Mach-E Mustang on the parking lot during a media event at Maryland Department of the Environment's Montgomery Park location, reinforcing the Moore administration's commitment to keeping the state on track to achieve its climate goals.

Restricted from being able to drive on public streets for security reasons, Wes Moore (D), governor of Maryland putzes back and forth in a new all-electric Mach-E Mustang on the parking lot during a media event at Maryland Department of the Environment's Montgomery Park location, reinforcing the Moore administration's commitment to keeping the state on track to achieve its climate goals. (Karl Merton Ferron/Baltimore Sun)

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Governor Moore renews commitment to clean cars

Restricted from being able to drive on public streets for security reasons, Wes Moore (D), governor of Maryland starts a new all-electric Mach-E Mustang on the parking lot during a media event at Maryland Department of the Environment's Montgomery Park location.

Restricted from being able to drive on public streets for security reasons, Wes Moore (D), governor of Maryland starts a new all-electric Mach-E Mustang on the parking lot during a media event at Maryland Department of the Environment's Montgomery Park location. (Karl Merton Ferron/Baltimore Sun)

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Governor Moore renews commitment to clean cars

Restricted from being able to drive on public streets for security reasons, Wes Moore (D), governor of Maryland drives a new all-electric Mach-E Mustang on the parking lot during a media event at Maryland Department of the Environment's Montgomery Park location.

Restricted from being able to drive on public streets for security reasons, Wes Moore (D), governor of Maryland drives a new all-electric Mach-E Mustang on the parking lot during a media event at Maryland Department of the Environment's Montgomery Park location. (Karl Merton Ferron/Baltimore Sun)

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Governor Moore renews commitment to clean cars

Wes Moore (D), governor of Maryland speaks to the media in front of a new all-electric Mach-E Mustang on the parking lot during a media event at Maryland Department of the Environment's Montgomery Park location, reinforcing the Moore administration's commitment to keeping the state on track to achieve its climate goals.

Wes Moore (D), governor of Maryland speaks to the media in front of a new all-electric Mach-E Mustang on the parking lot during a media event at Maryland Department of the Environment's Montgomery Park location, reinforcing the Moore administration's commitment to keeping the state on track to achieve its climate goals. (Karl Merton Ferron/Baltimore Sun)

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Governor Moore renews commitment to clean cars

One of a number of electric vehicles rest near Wes Moore (D), governor of Maryland while he speaks during a media event at Maryland Department of the Environment's Montgomery Park location.

One of a number of electric vehicles rest near Wes Moore (D), governor of Maryland while he speaks during a media event at Maryland Department of the Environment's Montgomery Park location. (Karl Merton Ferron/Baltimore Sun)

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Governor Moore renews commitment to clean cars

Brandon Scott, mayor of Baltimore, left, and Wes Moore (D), governor of Maryland react after Mayor Scott was mistakenly called the governor during a media event at Maryland Department of the Environment's Montgomery Park location.

Brandon Scott, mayor of Baltimore, left, and Wes Moore (D), governor of Maryland react after Mayor Scott was mistakenly called the governor during a media event at Maryland Department of the Environment's Montgomery Park location. (Karl Merton Ferron/Baltimore Sun)

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Governor Moore renews commitment to clean cars

Framed by posters touting electric vehicles, Wes Moore (D), governor of Maryland reacts after Mayor Scott was mistakenly called the governor during the media event.

Framed by posters touting electric vehicles, Wes Moore (D), governor of Maryland reacts after Mayor Scott was mistakenly called the governor during the media event. (Karl Merton Ferron/Baltimore Sun)

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Governor Moore renews commitment to clean cars

People listen to dignitaries at a media event at Maryland Department of the Environment's Montgomery Park location, reinforcing the Moore administration's commitment to keeping the state on track to achieve its climate goals.

People listen to dignitaries at a media event at Maryland Department of the Environment's Montgomery Park location, reinforcing the Moore administration's commitment to keeping the state on track to achieve its climate goals. (Karl Merton Ferron/Baltimore Sun)

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Governor Moore renews commitment to clean cars

This is a detail of a sticker showing the likeness of a petroleum filling pump inside an all-electric vehicle.

This is a detail of a sticker showing the likeness of a petroleum filling pump inside an all-electric vehicle. (Karl Merton Ferron/Baltimore Sun)

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Governor Moore renews commitment to clean cars

Reflected in one of a number of electric vehicles, people listen to dignitaries at a media event at Maryland Department of the Environment's Montgomery Park location, reinforcing the Moore administration's commitment to keeping the state on track to achieve its climate goals.

Reflected in one of a number of electric vehicles, people listen to dignitaries at a media event at Maryland Department of the Environment's Montgomery Park location, reinforcing the Moore administration's commitment to keeping the state on track to achieve its climate goals. (Karl Merton Ferron/Baltimore Sun)

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