EPA Vehicle Data

[SageBrush]

@Jeff N was kind enough to supply the link of a web page that holds the raw data of fuel economy and emissions for car on the roads in the US. This is the repository that fueleconomy.gov (eventually) uses.

Model 3 is not up yet, but I presume any day now.
The entire database is about 15 MB, listed under 'Download the Vehicle Data' in CSV or XML format. I found the data I wanted in columns from AU onward. Sorting by AU and AV made it easy to find the Teslas in the pile.

 

[jsmay311]

Model 3 is not up yet, but I presume any day now.

This article says it'll be about a month still.

Tesla's Official Model 3 EPA Efficiency Data Will Be One Month Late

 

[SageBrush]

This article says it'll be about a month still.

Tesla's Official Model 3 EPA Efficiency Data Will Be One Month Late

My understanding is that Tesla has been notified of EPA's intention to test the car, so the official numbers are pending. That does not preclude a Monroney sticker; in fact I think it is still required, based on manufacturer provided results.

 

[TexasEV]

This article says it'll be about a month still.

Tesla's Official Model 3 EPA Efficiency Data Will Be One Month Late

Torque News seems kind of snarky. They must not like the idea that EVs have 100% torque instantly.

 

[dsvick]

Torque News seems kind of snarky. They must not like the idea that EVs have 100% torque instantly.

"kind of"?