Lower fuel economy targets could boost pickups and V-8 engines in the U.S.
After the United States lowered fuel economy standards and stopped issuing fines for violating those rules, automakers could see a financial tailwind running into the billions of dollars, according to an industry analyst. The analyst points to four ways the recent changes to the rules will shift investment toward the most profitable segments, such as pickups and V-8 engines.
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