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Mexican emissions and efficiency standards draw upon both US and European standards as models. For example, current heavy-duty diesel vehicles can comply with either US 2004 or Euro IV equivalent standards through June 2019 and are required to meet US 2010 or Euro VI January 2021. Light-duty emissions standards are a mix of US Tier 1 to 2 and Euro 3 and 4. Fuel quality standards require sulfur levels to be reduced in both diesel and gasoline, although implementation is not yet complete. Mexico has modeled its first light-duty vehicle efficiency standards after the US standards for model years 2012–2016.

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Mexico: Air Quality Standards

Current Standard: Normas Mexicanas de Calidad del Aire (Mexican Air Quality Standards) - six standards regulating eight criteria pollutants…

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