How to Look Up Emissions Information for
Specific Vehicles on www.fueleconomy.gov
Navigate to www.fueleconomy.gov and click on “Find and Compare
Cars” in the top-left corner.
How to Look Up Emissions Information for
Specific Vehicles on www.fueleconomy.gov
Select the Vehicle Model Year,
Vehicle Make,
And Vehicle Model
How to Look Up Emissions Information for
Specific Vehicles on www.fueleconomy.gov
You may have options based upon 4-wheel drive or 2-wheel drive, 6cylinder or 4-cyliner engines, etc. Select the appropriate options and
click “Compare”
How to Look Up Emissions Information for
Specific Vehicles on www.fueleconomy.gov
Your vehicle will appear at the top of the screen with characteristics
listed below.
Scroll down the page to
the section called
“Environment”
Click on the words
“Show Detailed Air
Pollution Information”
How to Look Up Emissions Information for
Specific Vehicles on www.fueleconomy.gov
The page will refresh and automatically scroll back up to the top.
Scroll back down to the
“Environment” section.
You’ll see a new table of
information about air
pollution.
This table shows the Emission
Standard as well as the availability
of the vehicle. The maps shaded
in blue indicate vehicles certified
under the federal emission
standard system.
How to Look Up Emissions Information for
Specific Vehicles on www.fueleconomy.gov
If you want to view two
vehicles at once, click on
the “Compare side-by-side
button” and follow
The same steps for the next
vehicle. You can view up to
four vehicles at one time.
This is very helpful if you
are given options regarding
engine size or four-wheel
drive and you are unsure as
to which vehicle you have.
The detailed table also
shows Underhood Label
IDs which you can match to
the car in your fleet to be
sure you have the right
emission standard.
How to Look Up Emissions Information for
Specific Vehicles on www.fueleconomy.gov
You may notice that some
vehicles have two different
standards listed with
different maps. This
happens because California
and several Northeast
states have adopted stricter
emissions standards than
the EPA emissions
certification. Assume that
all vehicles in your fleet are
certified under the federal
standard unless the
underhood label ID
matches the ID shown for
the California certified
vehicles.
How to Look Up Emissions Information for
Specific Vehicles on www.fueleconomy.gov
This website can give you lots of
other interesting information, such
as estimated annual petroleum use
and cost of fuel. This can help each
entity address its own unique
concerns and goals.
You now have the Emission
Standard for your selected
vehicle! Use this
information to help in
completing the Fleet
Inventory part of the
Compliance Verification
Process and to look up the
Emission Reduction
Potential of various vehicle
replacement projects.
Emission Reduction lookup
tables are available on the
Clean Fleet Vehicle Policy
website under “Resources”.