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JSH · 04-05-2022, 11:35 AM

Here is a treasure trove of data on the auto industry going back 50 decades for those that like data.

Raw data:
https://www.epa.gov/automotive-trend...a#DetailedData

2021 Report:
https://nepis.epa.gov/Exe/ZyPDF.cgi?Dockey=P1013L1O.pdf

Random 2021 auto facts

85.7% of light duty vehicles had gas engines, 8.9% hybrid, 1.2% diesel, 3.1% EV, 1% PHEV

34.4% are turbocharged. 45.4% have stop/start. 1% have manual transmissions

79.4% of trucks are 4WD. 56% of all vehicles are 4WD

Related to this thread:

Individual manufacturer's CAFE varies WILDLY based on the footprint rule. For 2020 the lowest was Hyundai at 198 g/mi CO2. The highest large manufacturer was Stellantis at 268 g/mi CO2.

Aston Martin, Honda, Subaru, Tesla, and Volvo generated net GHG credits in 2020

Every manufacturer except for McLaren is sitting on a stockpile of credits. In a shocker - Stellantis has the most credits @ 45 Tg of CO2 (because they buy Tesla's credits) with Honda in 2nd place at 39 Tg, Toyota in 3rd with 27 Tg, and GM just off the podium with 24 Tg.

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JSH AKA - Jason Join Date: May 2009 Location: PDX Posts: 3,502 Adventure Seeker - '04 Chevy Astro - Campervan 90 day: 17.3 mpg (US) Thanks: 309 Thanked 2,068 Times in 1,398 Posts	Here is a treasure trove of data on the auto industry going back 50 decades for those that like data. Raw data: https://www.epa.gov/automotive-trend...a#DetailedData 2021 Report: https://nepis.epa.gov/Exe/ZyPDF.cgi?Dockey=P1013L1O.pdf Random 2021 auto facts 85.7% of light duty vehicles had gas engines, 8.9% hybrid, 1.2% diesel, 3.1% EV, 1% PHEV 34.4% are turbocharged. 45.4% have stop/start. 1% have manual transmissions 79.4% of trucks are 4WD. 56% of all vehicles are 4WD Related to this thread: Individual manufacturer's CAFE varies WILDLY based on the footprint rule. For 2020 the lowest was Hyundai at 198 g/mi CO2. The highest large manufacturer was Stellantis at 268 g/mi CO2. Aston Martin, Honda, Subaru, Tesla, and Volvo generated net GHG credits in 2020 Every manufacturer except for McLaren is sitting on a stockpile of credits. In a shocker - Stellantis has the most credits @ 45 Tg of CO2 (because they buy Tesla's credits) with Honda in 2nd place at 39 Tg, Toyota in 3rd with 27 Tg, and GM just off the podium with 24 Tg.