Jon LeSage August 2, 2017

EPA Broadening Fuel Economy And Emissions Testing With Real-World Data

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency will be broadening vehicle emissions tests more than ...

Jon LeSage July 26, 2017

US DOT May Propose Capping Fuel Economy at 2021 Level Through 2025

The U.S. Department of Transportation is considering issuing fuel economy requirements for ...

Jon LeSage February 16, 2017

Automakers and Environmental Groups Prepare to Battle Over Fuel Economy Rules

Automakers appear to be bracing for a long-term battle with environmental groups over the ...

Jon LeSage January 20, 2017

Trump’s EPA Chief To Review Outgoing Agency Head’s Fuel Economy Ruling

President-elect Donald Trump’s choice for U.S. Environmental Protection Agency chief will ...

Jon LeSage September 28, 2016

EPA’s Chris Grundler Raising Hackles for Automakers at Ann Arbor Testing Grounds

The head of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s air-quality and transportation office in ...

Jon LeSage August 3, 2016

Automakers Spar with Regulators During Annual Industry Conference

Yesterday evaluation of Corporate Average Fuel Economy (CAFE) standards for 2022-2025 saw ...

Jon LeSage July 25, 2016

Debate Stirred Up Over 54.5 MPG Target as Light Truck Sales Skew the Numbers

Debate over the reality of meeting the 54.5 mpg by 2025 goal has been flared between ...

Jon LeSage July 19, 2016

Gasoline Drops to Lowest July Prices in More than a Decade

Cheap gasoline continues to be the norm during a summer season with the lowest pump prices in ...

Jon LeSage June 29, 2016

Automaker Alliance Seeking to Influence Midterm Evaluation of Federal Fuel Economy Rules

The Alliance of Automobile Manufacturers says U.S. regulators have underestimated the cost of ...

Jon LeSage May 25, 2016

Tensions Expected to Follow Release of Federal Fuel Economy Report

Automakers and U.S. environment regulators may begin clashing over the “54.5 mpg” ...