Japan's fuel economy standards have been implemented and amended over time through ministerial ordinances. They aim at improving fuel efficiency and set targets to 2030 accordingly and were designed by a council on behalf of the ministry.
The current fuel efficiency standards for heavy duty vehicles will be about 13.4% stronger for trucks and about 14.3% stronger for buses compared to the current 2015 fuel efficiency standards. They apply for the period up to 2025.
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Fuel Economy Standards for passenger and heavy duty vehicles
2019PolicyMitigation
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