REPORT: 2021 Update on LDV Fuel Consumption in China by ICCT

China
Written By WRI Ross Center for Sustainable Cities

The International Council on Clean Transportation (ICCT) published the briefing: Evaluation of real-world fuel consumption of light-duty vehicles in China: A 2021 update.

This updated analysis of consumer-reported fuel consumption data shows that the gap between real-world and official fuel consumption in China has widened from 14% for model year 2007 to 37% for model year 2021. The study clearly indicates the need for regulatory changes to reverse the trend and close the gap.

For more visit theicct.org.

 
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