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US Vehicle Fuel Economy and Type Data
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Electric Vehicles (EVs) and other Alternative Fuel Vehicles (AFVs) available in the United States, current as of July 2022. It provides specifications for these vehicles, including various performance and fuel economy metrics. The information is gathered and maintained by the National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL) through original equipment manufacturer websites and vendor inputs, with updates occurring as new models are released. Fuel economy figures originate from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA).
Columns
- Category: The type of vehicle, such as Sedan/Wagon or SUV.
- Model: The specific model name of the vehicle.
- Model Year: The year the vehicle model was manufactured, primarily spanning 2021 and 2022.
- Manufacturer: The company that produced the vehicle, for example, Ford or Audi.
- Fuel: The primary fuel type the vehicle uses, such as Hybrid Electric or Electric.
- All-Electric Range: The maximum distance an electric vehicle can travel on electric power alone.
- PHEV Total Range: The total estimated driving range for Plug-in Hybrid Electric Vehicles.
- Alternative Fuel Economy City: Fuel economy in city driving conditions when using alternative fuels.
- Alternative Fuel Economy Highway: Fuel economy in highway driving conditions when using alternative fuels.
- Alternative Fuel Economy Combined: The combined city/highway fuel economy when using alternative fuels.
- Conventional Fuel Economy City: Fuel economy in city driving conditions when using conventional fuels.
- Conventional Fuel Economy Highway: Fuel economy in highway driving conditions when using conventional fuels.
- Conventional Fuel Economy Combined: The combined city/highway fuel economy when using conventional fuels.
- Transmission Type: The type of transmission, such as automatic.
- Transmission Make: The manufacturer of the transmission, for instance, Allison.
- Engine Type: The classification of the engine, for example, SI.
- Engine Size: The displacement of the engine, often in litres.
- Engine Cylinder Count: The number of cylinders in the engine.
- Max. Number of Passengers: The maximum passenger capacity of the vehicle.
- Heavy-Duty Power System: Details regarding any heavy-duty power systems installed.
- Notes: Additional information or specific details about the vehicle, sometimes including details on qualified vehicle modifiers.
- Drivetrain: The type of drivetrain, such as all-wheel drive (AWD).
Distribution
The dataset is provided in CSV format. It contains 22 columns and 882 records, as seen in the various column distributions. The file size is approximately 123.97 kB.
Usage
This dataset is ideal for a variety of applications, including:
- Analysing vehicle specifications and performance metrics for electric and alternative fuel models.
- Researching trends in alternative fuel vehicle adoption and technology in the US.
- Informing policy decisions related to energy efficiency and environmental sustainability.
- Supporting market research for automotive manufacturers and energy providers.
- Aiding consumers in making informed purchasing decisions for clean energy vehicles, though it is recommended to verify details with local dealers.
Coverage
The data focuses exclusively on vehicles available in the United States. The information reflects vehicle specifications as of July 2022, with model years predominantly from 2021 and 2022. The database undergoes an annual update each autumn to incorporate new model year vehicles. The listed vehicles are complete units from original equipment manufacturers; engines and power sources for integration are available separately.
License
CC0: Public Domain
Who Can Use It
- Automotive Industry Professionals: For market analysis, product development, and competitive intelligence.
- Researchers and Academics: Studying vehicle technology, fuel economy, and environmental impact.
- Government Agencies: For policy formulation, energy planning, and transportation infrastructure development.
- Data Analysts and Scientists: Building predictive models or dashboards related to vehicle trends.
- Consumers and Enthusiasts: Seeking detailed specifications and comparisons for electric and alternative fuel vehicles.
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- US Electric and Alternative Fuel Vehicle Specifications
- North American EV & AFV Data 2022
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