WASHINGTON, D.C. — The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency has released its 50th annual Automotive Trends Report, demonstrating that model year 2023 vehicle fuel economodel year reached a record high while greenhouse gas emissions dropped to record low levels. The report also shows that all 14 large automotive manufacturers are in compliance with EPA’s light-duty GHG program requirements through the model year 2023 reporting period. New model year 2023 electric vehicles and plug-in hybrid electric vehicles on the road have led to 11% lower CO2 emissions.
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