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Published on 5 May 2017
Earth Day comes and goes, but Earth-friendly automobiles look as if they're here to stay.
In 2012, the Environmental Protection Agency and the Department of Transportation set a new fuel-efficiency standard of 54.5 miles per gallon for new U.S. vehicles starting in 2025. Suddenly, automakers could make pickup trucks stop guzzling gas , build fuel-efficent sports cars and rival Tesla's electric range. President Donald Trump's administration has done little so far to prevent the EPA from meeting that goal.
In 2012, the Environmental Protection Agency and the Department of Transportation set a new fuel-efficiency standard of 54.5 miles per gallon for new U.S. vehicles starting in 2025. Suddenly, automakers could make pickup trucks stop guzzling gas , build fuel-efficent sports cars and rival Tesla's electric range. President Donald Trump's administration has done little so far to prevent the EPA from meeting that goal.
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