Surprise! Automakers Sign on to Increase Fuel Economy to 54 mpg by 2025.
In a Yes We Can moment, automakers stop fighting and agree to take our country forward.
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Update: White House Opens Negotiations With 56.2 MPG Fuel Economy Standard… Make That 54.5
That's down from the original 60 mpg and will likely come down further, unless car companies step up to the