Yesterday, we learned that the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), recently issued its Light Duty Fuel Economy Trends report, and in it, the agency noted that Mazda Motor Corporation is the most fuel-efficient manufacturer in the United States. The automaker led the industry with a fleet-wide fuel economy rating of 29.4, while also recording an industry-low carbon emissions rating of 328.
This is the third consecutive year Mazda has outperformed every other mainstream automaker in the industry, without offering a hybrid or electric vehicle. The impressive performance is made possible thanks to SKYACTIV Technology, a suite of features designed to trim weight, and improve engine efficiency, without sacrificing performance.
"At Mazda, Driving Matters and so does fuel economy,“ said Jim O’Sullivan, president and CEO, Mazda North American Operations. "Using SKYACTIV Technology, Mazda has been able to achieve class-leading fuel efficiency in nearly every segment it competes in. This achievement verifies that Mazda has evolved to offer what others can’t, vehicles that are of high-quality, great looking, fun-to-drive and fuel efficient.“
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