What is epa mileage?

EPA mileage refers to the fuel economy ratings assigned by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to vehicles, indicating how far they can travel on a gallon of fuel. These ratings include measurements for city, highway, and combined driving conditions, helping consumers compare the efficiency of different vehicles. The EPA conducts standardized testing to determine these figures, which are displayed on window stickers and vehicle specifications. Higher EPA mileage indicates better fuel efficiency, potentially leading to lower fuel costs for drivers.