

The 2025 EPA Automotive Trends Report
EPA Fuel Economy Database
IEA Global EV Outlook 2026
IEA Global EV Data Explorer
So the reality is that range increases are due to battery capacity, which is not really “efficiency”.


The 2025 EPA Automotive Trends Report
EPA Fuel Economy Database
IEA Global EV Outlook 2026
IEA Global EV Data Explorer
So the reality is that range increases are due to battery capacity, which is not really “efficiency”.
Does fleet efficiency here mean a manufacturer’s lineup measured to CAFE standards? As in: Chevy makes both the Bolt and the Silverado, so you (roughly speaking) multiple each vehicle’s sales numbers x mpg and divide by total number of models? If so that would suggest that every other car would have had to get less efficient (or much bigger) in the last 15 years. I know giant trucks are a trend right now but that still doesn’t seem right.
The Average Fleet Efficiency line tracks how far the collective mix of electric vehicles sold in a given year can travel per unit of electricity consumed. Evaluated by the EPA in MPGe (Miles per Gallon of gasoline equivalent), this metric measures pure energy economy.