2032 Fleet Economy
48.2 mpg
+11.2 mpg vs rollback
Cumulative Gas Saved
34.8 B gal
Through 2035 fleet lifecycle
Consumer Net Savings
$120.1 B
~$1,880 / vehicle lifetime
CO2 Cut / Rollback Penalty
309 MMT
Equal to 67M cars off road

Fleet Fuel Efficiency & Consumption Trajectory (2026–2035)

Hover or tap across years to inspect fleet-average MPG and national gasoline burn.
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Rollback Baseline
EV Fleet Share (%)
Model Year Fleet Avg (mpg) Rollback (mpg) EV Share Annual Gas Burn (B gal) Annual Gas Saved Annual Consumer Savings
Simulating compliance curve: 2024 Clean Rules vs Rollback baseline.
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CAFE vs EPA Dual Regulation

Under the Clean Air Act (EPA) and Energy Policy & Conservation Act (NHTSA CAFE), automakers face dual standards. Relaxing or gutting these rules removes civil penalties for gas-guzzling light trucks and removes multi-year electrification incentives.

Harmonic Mean Fleet Math

Fuel economy standards are calculated as a sales-weighted harmonic mean ($1 / \sum (f_i / \text{mpg}_i)$), meaning lower-efficiency SUVs heavily penalize automaker compliance unless balanced by zero-emission or hybrid powertrains.

Macro Consumer Tradeoffs

While rolling back regulations may lower upfront retail sticker prices on conventional engines by $900–$1,400, it raises total lifetime ownership expenses due to extra gasoline consumption over the vehicle's 12–15 year operating lifespan.

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