GM celebrated the Senate’s vote to block California’s EV mandate—which was also supposed to go fully into effect by 2035. Four years ago, GM set an audacious goal: By 2035, the automaker planned to go all-electric.

Government officials say the standards set in California are simply out of touch with reality. Data seems to back that up, too. It set a target to have 35 percent of all vehicle sales be electric in 2026. Right now, EVs only make up 20 percent of new car sales, and that’s in a place where EVs are wildly popular when compared to other states.

The Senate is to vote as early as next week on a measure to revoke the state’s emissions waiver.