WASHINGTON, March 19 (Reuters) - Chrysler parent

Stellantis ( STLA ) and the state of California reached a deal

on emissions on Tuesday after the company unsuccessfully sought

to join a deal that other automakers had struck with the state

in 2019.

Under the agreement, Stellantis ( STLA ) will comply with

California's zero-emissions, light-duty vehicle sales

requirements through 2030 even if California cannot enforce its

rules. In addition, the company will not oppose California's

authority under the Clean Air Act for its greenhouse gas

emissions and zero-emission vehicle standards.