The Trump administration has completed a rollback of federal fuel economy standards in the United States, easing long-standing regulations that required automakers to improve vehicle efficiency. The move, framed as a deregulatory step to reduce costs for manufacturers, reverses Obama-era policies that had pushed for stricter emissions controls and higher mileage requirements. Critics argue the change could lead to increased greenhouse gas emissions, while supporters claim it will accelerate innovation in alternative vehicle technologies. The decision marks a significant shift in automotive policy, with implications for both environmental goals and consumer choices.
Trump admin finalizes reversal of US fuel economy standards France 24
