Trump administration moves to finalize sharply lower fuel-economy standards, targeting about 34.5 mpg by 2031

The Trump administration is moving to finalize a major reduction in vehicle fuel-economy requirements for new cars and light trucks, Reuters reports. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration's proposed redo of Corporate Average Fuel Economy standards would require the sector to average about 34.5 mpg through model year 2031, replacing Biden-era standards that demanded 50.4 mpg.

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