Enacts the consumer protection and automotive transparency act to mandate transparency in automotive labeling relating to materials used in motor.
The consumer protection and automotive transparency act mandates transparency in automotive labeling, ensuring consumers are accurately informed about the materials used in the interiors of automobiles. The act requires automotive manufacturers to clearly label the interior materials of new motor vehicles using terms easily understandable to the average consumer. It prohibits the use of deceptive terms such as "leather," "skin," or "tanned skin" for materials that do not meet these definitions.
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