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Actual vehicle MPG improvement has stagnated since 2008

Green Car Reports

Though vehicles for sale today are more efficient than they've ever been, the average fuel economy of America's operating fleet has remained relatively stagnant since George W. Researcher Michael Sivak, writing at Green Car Congress, puts the focus on the miles driven by registered vehicles in the United States.

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Ford Escape mpg, Lincoln plug-in miles, Taycan 4S driven: Today’s Car News

Green Car Reports

Fuel economy ratings are out for the Ford Escape Hybrid, and it’s a tick ahead of the RAV4 Hybrid. Lincoln’s first plug-in vehicle is rated for range. This and more, today at Green Car Reports. GM adds diesel to the Suburban and Tahoe. The Porsche Taycan 4S is.

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Plug-in minivan emissions, 2018 Camry Hybrid batteries, MPG plateaus: Today's Car News

Green Car Reports

More proof that plugging in cuts carbon emissions, news on the batteries of the new 2018 Toyota Camry Hybrid, and discouraging news on the calculated fuel economy of new vehicles sold last year: all this and more in today's car news on Green Car Reports.

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Nissan LEAF fuel economy figures revealed

Green Cars News

Five-cycle testing from the US Environmental Protection Agency has now been completed – and the fuel economy figures for the Nissan LEAF have been revealed. The battery electric vehicle has a mpg-equivalent rating of 106mpg city, 92mpg highway – meaning a combined total of 99mpg.

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Here’s how Nissan might electrify trucks and SUVs for the US

Baua Electric

During an interview at the 2024 New York auto show Nissan North America’s Senior Vice President and Chief Planning Officer, Ponz Pandikuthira laid out for Green Car Reports the automaker’s viewpoint on where EVs, PHEVs, and series hybrids make the most sense. liter V-6, which altogether might return about 20 mpg on the highway.

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Chevrolet Cruze makes fuel economy improvement

Green Cars News

It is already one of the most popular and fuel efficient vehicles in America, and now the 2012 version of the Chevrolet Cruze will boost its fuel economy even further.

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Consumers want stricter fuel economy standards, CFA says

Green Cars News

As the US considers introducing new, much stricter fuel economy standard for new cars, one federation reckons a new 56.2 mpg standard by 2025 is just what consumers want and will help consumers save $6,00 per vehicle compared to the current 2016 standard.