WASHINGTON -The U.S. vehicle fleet’s fuel efficiency in the 2019 model year fell to 24.9 miles per gallon as more Americans bought larger sport utility vehicles instead of cars, the Environmental Protection Agency said on Wednesday.
The EPA said the fuel economy of the U.S. fleet fell by 0.2 mpg and most manufacturers are using banked credits to meet current compliance requirements. It said fuel economy and emissions have improved in 12 out of the 15 years since the 2004 model year vehicle fleet average of 19.3 mpg. General Motors Co and Fiat Chrysler Automobiles NV both saw fleetwide fuel economy fall 0.5 mpg in the 2019 model year, with FCA at 21.2 mpg and GM at 22.5 mpg. Ford Motor Co rose 0.1 mpg to 22.5 mpg.
The EPA also said average vehicle weight and horsepower hit records in the 2019 and were on place to rise again in 2020. Horsepower is up 79% since 1975 for all vehicles.
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Not mine it went to 76 with my volt.
Lots of retirees buying trucks! Great stuff lol
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