Sentence examples for fuel efficiency from from inspiring English sources

Taken together, the two sets of rules would increase fuel efficiency from today's average of about 29 miles per gallon to 54.5 miles per gallon when they are fully effective in 2025.

The 1990 model cars actually decreased in average fuel efficiency from 1989.

Shockingly, upgrading fuel efficiency from 20 to 100 MPG still wouldn't save as much gas as upgrading from 10 to 20 MPG.

Since 2010, the association has been in favor of a 1.5 percent annual increase in fuel efficiency from 2010 to 2020, with carbon neutral growth by 2020.

Just do the math: If you raise a guzzler's fuel efficiency from 15 miles per gallon to 35 miles per gallon, you save almost four gallons per 100 miles.

At Toyota, for example, slack resources allowed the Prius development team to rapidly execute scores of experiments after the company's executives raised the team's target for increasing fuel efficiency from 50%to100%0%—and gave it just a year to develop a concept car.

Karl Plunkett, public relations director at the firm, says: "This particular model is ideal for our business; it does what we want it to do, in terms of technology, fuel efficiency and emissions, and from an aesthetic point of view over the 15 years we have been using them, our vans have become very well recognised in the London area".

Meanwhile, fuel efficiency is only expected to increase from 6mpg in 2007 to 7mpg in 2035.

Under the rules, fuel efficiency rose five miles per gallon from 2007 to 2013.

Louis, went looking to replace the gas-guzzling, 1998 Chevy Silverado he'd inherited from his family, fuel efficiency, he said, was top of mind.

Automobile manufacturers have responded by ramping up their commitment to the production of hybrid vehicles, and some have even indicated a willingness to improve fuel efficiency despite the absence of pressure from the federal government.