The Trump administration's move to roll back vehicle fuel-efficiency standards from the Biden era may offer substantial savings for U.S. automakers but could lead to higher fuel expenses for consumers. Industry experts warn that while automakers stand to save billions, drivers will likely face rising costs at the gas pump.

According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration's analysis, the proposed standards aim to lower average fuel economy requirements to 34.5 miles per gallon by 2031. While this could reduce upfront vehicle costs, analysts estimate a significant rise in fuel consumption, potentially costing Americans up to $185 billion by 2050.

The rollback is celebrated by automakers like Ford and GM but criticized by scientists and environmentalists for its projected inc

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