Why is the EPA MPG for the Hybrid Not Yet Posted?

[zeketolliver]

I know the OKTB for the hybrids came a little early. My question is why the EPA MPG numbers have not yet posted to the EPA website. Unless it has changed since I last checked around 8:00AM ET today, the EPA website STILL only lists the EB fuel economy numbers.

Any clues?

Edit: Per JakB, the mpg posted 2022-02-02T00:00:00-05:00. Thread now irrelevant, except for entertainment purposes.

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[Darnon]

Speed of Government

(although the fueleconomy.gov website is actually maintained independently of the EPA)

 

[Big_T]

The EPA numbers are on the window sticker, so why really care? But yes, government inefficiency bothers us all.

 

[Lappo424]

The EPA numbers are on the window sticker, so why really care? But yes, government inefficiency bothers us all.

I'm thinking mine will be here tomorrow. Did yours come in

 

[Big_T]

I'm thinking mine will be here tomorrow. Did yours come in

Hoping the remaining ice will melt here and get it this afternoon. If not, it will be tomorrow.

 

[Lappo424]

Hoping the remaining ice will melt here and get it this afternoon. If not, it will be tomorrow.

Nice. Our trucks seem like there were pretty much built the same time. It's been a hell of a ride to get to this point

 

[Criss944]

I know the OKTB for the hybrids came a little early. My question is why the EPA MPG numbers have not yet posted to the EPA website. Unless it has changed since I last checked around 8:00AM ET today, the EPA website STILL only lists the EB fuel economy numbers.

Any clues?

The EPA finally posted the HEV MPG today.

 

[clavicus]

My god finally. I gotta say, it feels a bit anti-climactic after all this time lol

https://fueleconomy.gov/feg/bymodel/2022_Ford_Maverick.shtml

 

[Jakb]

Lol. My checking script i was running finally popped. Damn thing has been scraping their website hourly for months.

Looks like it posted at 2022-02-02T00:00:00-05:00

 

[JASmith]

The EPA numbers are on the window sticker, so why really care? But yes, government inefficiency bothers us all.

What is it now, $6 trillion in deficit spending and they can't get one employee to pop a couple of numbers into an online database until a month later. Oof!

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