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The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) last week announced its proposed rules for Tier 3 and market gasoline. (...)

A recent report by the EPA reported that fuel economy for 2012 fleets increased 1.4 mpg over the prior year. In emissions, that means a reduction of 374 grams of carbon dioxide per mile. Overall, U.S. fleets averaged 23.8 mpg in 2012, thanks in part to the clean vehicles our members produce. (...)

Consumer Reports has released its 2013 Top Picks and we’re excited to share that our member companies’ vehicles took 8 out of 10 spots on their list. (...)

While we were not personally at the Chicago Auto Show this year, our members were well represented. Here's a quick visual recap of the vehicles they had on display. (...)

Global Automakers has remained actively engaged on policy issues with lawmakers and regulators. We continued in our efforts to raise the profile of these topics at both the North American International Auto Show (NAIAS) and the Washington D.C. Auto Show.     (...)

At Global Automakers, we work hard to represent our member companies on Capitol Hill and at events around the country. We spend each day dedicated to helping our member companies - whether they are debuting a new advanced technology vehicle or developing advanced safety and green technologies. (...)

Welcome back and Happy New Year from Global Automakers! We have just returned from the North American International Auto Show (NAIAS) in Detroit, Mi., where our member companies showed plenty of green cars and concepts. (...)

  One of Global Automakers’ members, Honda Motor Co., recently earned a top spot among companies in both Japan and worldwide that are working proactively to reduce their corporate carbon footprint. Honda achieved the second-highest disclosure score among Japanese companies and ranked in the top five worldwide companies who were part of the Carbon Disclosure Project’s 2012 Global 500 Climate Change Report, which examines the world’s 500 largest companies and their initiatives to counter global warming through disclosing information about their greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions. (...)

In this video, our President and CEO, Michael Stanton, addresses the importance of the mid-term review as part of the new CAFE 2025 rule. Watch, and then read more on our blog from Mike on our reaction. (...)

Global Automakers' President and CEO, Michael Stanton, discusses why One National Program makes sense and why it's important for federal policies to enable automobile manufacturers to easily to build cars that can be sold (...)