EV registrations up by 22%; petrol and diesel share falls

Nearly 60 percent of all last year's new cars were rechargeable, with less than 40 percent petrol-powered and just four percent diesel-powered.

https://yle.fi/a/74-20211713

#RechargeableCars #GreenVehicles #ElectricRevolution #SustainableTransport #FuelEfficiency

India's Most Fuel-Efficient CNG Cars Highlight Maruti Suzuki Celerio's Top Mileage

Find out which CNG cars in India save the most fuel. The Maruti Suzuki Celerio CNG offers the best mileage for budget-friendly driving.

#CNGCars, #FuelEfficiency, #MarutiSuzuki, #IndiaAutos, #BudgetCars

https://newsletter.tf/maruti-celerio-cng-mileage-india/

Many people in India want cars that are cheap to buy and cheap to run. CNG cars are popular because they use less fuel. The Maruti Suzuki Celerio CNG is the best car for saving fuel, with a mileage of 34.43 km per kg.

#CNGCars, #FuelEfficiency, #MarutiSuzuki, #IndiaAutos, #BudgetCars

https://newsletter.tf/maruti-celerio-cng-mileage-india/

EPA Eliminates Incentives for Auto Stop/Start Technology, Automakers May See Shifts in Vehicle Design

https://newsletter.tf/epa-stops-rewards-engine-shut-off-tech-cars/

The EPA no longer rewards car makers for using engine shut-off technology, which may change car design and fuel saving.

#AutoTech, #EPA, #FuelEfficiency, #CarDesign, #Environment

US Agency Stops Giving Car Makers Rewards for Engine Shut-Off Tech

The United States EPA has stopped giving car companies special credits for putting engine shut-off technology in cars. This technology turns off the engine when the car stops to save fuel. Some people worry this will make cars use more fuel, but the EPA says it will save money and give people more choices.

https://newsletter.tf/epa-stops-rewards-engine-shut-off-tech-cars/

#AutoTech, #EPA, #FuelEfficiency, #CarDesign, #Environment

What to Know About the E.P.A.’s Big Attack on Climate Regulation

https://fed.brid.gy/r/https://www.nytimes.com/2026/02/12/climate/what-to-know-epa-endangerment-finding.html

New Fuel Standards: The Math Doesn't Add Up. 🚨

The rollback on fuel efficiency standards (50 MPG target down to ~34.5 MPG) may save ~$1,000 on a new car's sticker price.

BUT, as a consumer, you'll be spending significantly more on gas over the life of the vehicle.

#FuelEfficiency #GasGuzzler #ConsumerWarning #CAFEstandards #PayAtThePump