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Row | Col. | Comment | Row | Col. | Comment | ||||
Col. | Cat. | Field | Units | Typical Values | Description |
A | General | Vehicle Number | integer | unique number assigned to each model | |
B | Manufacturer | text | manufacturer's name | ||
C | Model | text | name of model (i.e., Camry) | ||
D | Nameplate | text | vehicle nameplate (i.e., Camry Solara) | ||
E | Primary Fuel | text | CNG = compressed natural gas; D = diesel; E = electricity; E85 = ethanol; E100 = neat ethanol; G = gasoline; H = hydrogen; LNG = liquefied natural gas; LPG = Propane; M85 = methanol; M100 = neat methanol | ||
F | Fuel Economy on Primary Fuel | mpg | laboratory fuel economy (weighted FTP+highway gasoline-equivalent gallon (GEG), exclusive of any calculation under 49 U.S.C. 32905) | ||
G | Secondary Fuel | text | CNG = compressed natural gas; D = diesel; E = electricity; E85 = ethanol; E100 = neat ethanol; G = gasoline; H = hydrogen; LNG = liquefied natural gas; LPG = Propane; M85 = methanol; M100 = neat methanol | ||
H | Fuel Economy on Secondary Fuel | mpg | laboratory fuel economy (weighted FTP+highway GEG, exclusive of any calculation under 49 U.S.C. 32905) | ||
I | Tertiary Fuel | text | CNG = compressed natural gas; D = diesel; E = electricity; E85 = ethanol; E100 = neat ethanol; G = gasoline; H = hydrogen; LNG = liquefied natural gas; LPG = Propane; M85 = methanol; M100 = neat methanol | ||
J | Fuel Economy on Tertiary Fuel | mpg | laboratory fuel economy (weighted FTP+highway GEG, exclusive of any calculation under 49 U.S.C. 32905) | ||
K | CAFE Fuel Economy | mpg | fuel economy for CAFE (weighted FTP+highway, inclusive of any calculation under 49 U.S.C. 32905 ) | ||
L | Engine Code | integer | unique number assigned to each engine | ||
M | Transmission Code | integer | unique number assigned to each transmission | ||
N | Origin | text | D = domestic, I = import | classification as domestic or import | |
O | General Notes | text | explanatory notes | ||
P | Production | MY2010 | number | 125000 | projected production for sale in U.S. |
Q | MY2011 | number | projected production for sale in U.S. | ||
R | MY2012 | number | projected production for sale in U.S. | ||
S | MY2013 | number | projected production for sale in U.S. | ||
T | MY2014 | number | projected production for sale in U.S. | ||
U | MY2015 | number | projected production for sale in U.S. | ||
V | MY2016 | number | projected production for sale in U.S. | ||
W | MY2017 | number | projected production for sale in U.S. | ||
X | MY2018 | number | projected production for sale in U.S. | ||
Y | MY2019 | number | projected production for sale in U.S. | ||
Z | MY2020 | number | projected production for sale in U.S. | ||
AA | MY2021 | number | projected production for sale in U.S. | ||
AB | MY2022 | number | projected production for sale in U.S. | ||
AC | MY2023 | number | projected production for sale in U.S. | ||
AD | MY2024 | number | projected production for sale in U.S. | ||
AE | MY2025 | number | projected production for sale in U.S. | ||
AF | MY2010 regulated by CARB standards | percent | projected portion of production regulated by California ARB's AB 1493 standards | ||
AG | MY2011 regulated by CARB standards | percent | projected portion of production regulated by California ARB's AB 1493 standards | ||
AH | MY2012 regulated by CARB standards | percent | projected portion of production regulated by California ARB's AB 1493 standards | ||
AI | MY2013 regulated by CARB standards | percent | projected portion of production regulated by California ARB's AB 1493 standards | ||
AJ | MY2014 regulated by CARB standards | percent | projected portion of production regulated by California ARB's AB 1493 standards | ||
AK | MY2015 regulated by CARB standards | percent | projected portion of production regulated by California ARB's AB 1493 standards | ||
AL | MY2016 regulated by CARB standards | percent | projected portion of production regulated by California ARB's AB 1493 standards | ||
AM | MY2017 regulated by CARB standards | percent | projected portion of production regulated by California ARB's AB 1493 standards | ||
AN | MY2018 regulated by CARB standards | percent | projected portion of production regulated by California ARB's AB 1493 standards | ||
AO | MY2019 regulated by CARB standards | percent | projected portion of production regulated by California ARB's AB 1493 standards | ||
AP | MY2020 regulated by CARB standards | percent | projected portion of production regulated by California ARB's AB 1493 standards | ||
AQ | MY2021 regulated by CARB standards | percent | projected portion of production regulated by California ARB's AB 1493 standards | ||
AR | MY2022 regulated by CARB standards | percent | projected portion of production regulated by California ARB's AB 1493 standards | ||
AS | MY2023 regulated by CARB standards | percent | projected portion of production regulated by California ARB's AB 1493 standards | ||
AT | MY2024 regulated by CARB standards | percent | projected portion of production regulated by California ARB's AB 1493 standards | ||
AU | MY2025 regulated by CARB standards | percent | projected portion of production regulated by California ARB's AB 1493 standards | ||
AV | Production Notes | text | explanatory notes | ||
AW | MSRP | MY2010 | dollars (2008) | projected average MSRP (sales-weighted, including options) | |
AX | MY2011 | dollars (2008) | projected average MSRP (sales-weighted, including options) | ||
AY | MY2012 | dollars (2008) | projected average MSRP (sales-weighted, including options) | ||
AZ | MY2013 | dollars (2008) | projected average MSRP (sales-weighted, including options) | ||
BA | MY2014 | dollars (2008) | projected average MSRP (sales-weighted, including options) | ||
BB | MY2015 | dollars (2008) | projected average MSRP (sales-weighted, including options) | ||
BC | MY2016 | dollars (2008) | projected average MSRP (sales-weighted, including options) | ||
BD | MY2017 | dollars (2008) | projected average MSRP (sales-weighted, including options) | ||
BE | MY2018 | dollars (2008) | projected average MSRP (sales-weighted, including options) | ||
BF | MY2019 | dollars (2008) | projected average MSRP (sales-weighted, including options) | ||
BG | MY2020 | dollars (2008) | projected average MSRP (sales-weighted, including options) | ||
BH | MY2021 | dollars (2008) | projected average MSRP (sales-weighted, including options) | ||
BI | MY2022 | dollars (2008) | projected average MSRP (sales-weighted, including options) | ||
BJ | MY2023 | dollars (2008) | projected average MSRP (sales-weighted, including options) | ||
BK | MY2024 | dollars (2008) | projected average MSRP (sales-weighted, including options) | ||
BL | MY2025 | dollars (2008) | projected average MSRP (sales-weighted, including options) | ||
BM | MSRP Notes | text | explanatory notes | ||
BN | Vehicle | Subclass | text | Subcompact, Subcompact Performance, Compact, Compact Performance, Midsize, Midsize Performance, Large, Large Performance, Minivan, Small LT, Midsize LT, Large LT; (LT = SUV/Pickup/Van) | for technology appplication purposes only and should not be confused with vehicle classification for regulatory purposes. see associated "Request for Product Plan Information" document for a list of representative vehicles for each class |
BO | Style | text | Convertible; Coupe; Hatchback; Sedan; Minivan; Pickup; Sport Utility; Van; Wagon | ||
BP | Light Truck Indicator | integer(s) | 0, 1i, 1ii, 2i, 2ii, 2iii, 2iv, 2v, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7i, 7ii | (0) The vehicle neither has off-road design features (defined under 49 CFR § 523.5(b) and described by numbers 1 and 2 below) nor has functional characteristics (defined under 49 CFR § 523.5(a) and described by numbers 3 through 7 below) that would allow it to be properly classified as a light truck, thus the vehicle is properly classified as a passenger car. > An automobile capable of off-highway operation, as indicated by the fact that it: (1) (i) Has 4-wheel drive; or (ii) Is rated at more than 6,000 pounds gross vehicle weight; and (2) Has at least four of the following characteristics calculated when the automobile is at curb weight, on a level surface, with the front wheels parallel to the automobile's longitudinal centerline, and the tires inflated to the manufacturer's recommended pressure— (i) Approach angle of not less than 28 degrees. (ii) Breakover angle of not less than 14 degrees. (iii) Departure angle of not less than 20 degrees. (iv) Running clearance of not less than 20 centimeters. (v) Front and rear axle clearances of not less than 18 centimeters each. > An automobile designed to perform at least one of the following functions: (3) Transport more than 10 persons; (4) Provide temporary living quarters; (5) Transport property on an open bed; (6) Provide, as sold to the first retail purchaser, greater cargo-carrying than passenger-carrying volume, such as in a cargo van; if a vehicle is sold with a second-row seat, its cargo-carrying volume is determined with that seat installed, regardless of whether the manufacturer has described that seat as optional; or (7) Permit expanded use of the automobile for cargo-carrying purposes or other nonpassenger-carrying purposes through: (i) For non-passenger automobiles manufactured prior to model year 2012, the removal of seats by means installed for that purpose by the automobile's manufacturer or with simple tools, such as screwdrivers and wrenches, so as to create a flat, floor level, surface extending from the forwardmost point of installation of those seats to the rear of the automobile’s interior; or (ii) For non-passenger automobiles manufactured in model year 2008 and beyond, for vehicles equipped with at least 3 rows of designated seating positions as standard equipment, permit expanded use of the automobile for cargo-carrying purposes or other nonpassenger-carrying purposes through the removal or stowing of foldable or pivoting seats so as to create a flat, leveled cargo surface extending from the forwardmost point of installation of those seats to the rear of the automobile's interior. |
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BQ | Structure | text | L = Ladder, U = Unibody | ||
BR | Drive | text | A = all-wheel drive; F = front-wheel drive; R = rear-wheel-drive; 4 = 4-wheel drive | ||
BS | Axle Ratio | number | |||
BT | Length | inches | per SAE J1100, L103 (Sept. 2005) | ||
BU | Width | inches | per SAE J1100, W116 (Sept. 2005) | ||
BV | Wheelbase | inches | per SAE J1100, L101 (Sept. 2005) | ||
BW | Track Width (front) | inches | per SAE J1100, W101-1 (Sept. 2005) | ||
BX | Track Width (rear) | inches | per SAE J1100, W101-2 (Sept. 2005) | ||
BY | Footprint | square feet | 41 | per 49 CFR 523.2 (wheelbase times average track width) | |
BZ | Base Tire | text | 275/40R17 | the tire specified as standard equipment by a manufacturer on each vehicle configuration of a model type. | |
CA | Running Clearance | centimeters | per 49 CFR 523.5 | ||
CB | Front Axle Clearance | centimeters | per 49 CFR 523.5 | ||
CC | Rear Axle Clearance | centimeters | per 49 CFR 523.5 | ||
CD | Angle of Approach | degrees | per 49 CFR 523.5 | ||
CE | Breakover Angle | degrees | per 49 CFR 523.5 | ||
CF | Angle of Departure | degrees | per 49 CFR 523.5 | ||
CG | Curb Weight | pounds | total weight of vehicle including batteries, lubricants, and other expendable supplies but excluding the driver, passengers, and other payloads (SAE J1100) | ||
CH | Test Weight | pounds | weight of vehicle as tested, including the driver, operator (if necessary), and all instrumentation (SAE J1263) | ||
CI | GVWR | pounds | Gross Vehicle Weight Rating; weight of loaded vehicle, including passengers and cargo | ||
CJ | Towing Capacity (maximum) | pounds | |||
CK | Payload | pounds | |||
CL | Cargo Volume Behind the Front Row | cubic feet | defined per Table 28 of SAE J1100 (Sept. 2005) | ||
CM | Cargo Volume Behind the Second Row | cubic feet | defined per Table 28 of SAE J1100 (Sept. 2005) | ||
CN | Cargo Volume Behind the Third Row | cubic feet | defined per Table 28 of SAE J1100 (Sept. 2005) | ||
CO | Enclosed Volume | cubic feet | |||
CP | Passenger Volume | cubic feet | measured using SAE J1100 as per EPA Fuel Economy regulations (40 CFR 600.315-82, “Classes of Comparable Automobiles”) | ||
CQ | Cargo Volume Index | number | defined per Table 28 of SAE J1100 (Sept. 2005) | ||
CR | Luggage Capacity | cubic feet | defined SAE J1100, V1 (Sept. 2005) | ||
CS | Seating (max) | integer | number of usable seat belts before folding and removal of seats (where accomplished without special tools) | ||
CT | Standard Rows of Seating | integer | |||
CU | Frontal Area | square feet | 35 | Width of a vehicle's frontal area times its height | |
CV | Aero. Drag Coefficient, Cd | decimal | 0.25 to 0.40 | Vehicle's coefficient of drag | |
CW | Coefficient of Rolling Resistance, Crr | decimal | 0.008 to 0.020 | Tire rolling resistance. Normalized on (pound force/1000 pound) basis. | |
CX | Fuel Capacity | gallons | gallons of diesel fuel or gasoline; MJ (LHV) of other fuels | ||
CY | Electrical System Voltage | volts | 12, 42 | ||
CZ | Power Steering | text | H = hydraulic; E = electric; EH = electro-hydraulic | ||
DA | Percent of Production Volume Equipped with A/C | percent | |||
DB | A/C Refrigerant Type | text | HFC-134a; HFC-152a; C02 | ||
DC | A/C Compressor Displacement | cc | |||
DD | A/C CARB credit | g/mile | g/mile CO2 equivalent as reportable under California ARB's AB 1493 Regulation | ||
DE | N2O Emission Rate | g/mile | as reportable under California ARB's AB 1493 Regulation | ||
DF | CH4 Emission Rate | g/mile | as reportable under California ARB's AB 1493 Regulation | ||
DG | Estimated Total CARB Credits | g/mile | g/mile CO2 equivalent as reportable under California ARB's AB 1493 Regulation | ||
DH | Vehicle Notes | text | explanatory notes | ||
DI | Hybridization/Electrification | Type of Hybrid/Electric Vehicle | text | MHEV = 12V micro hybrid; BISG = belt mounted integrated starter generator; CISG = crank mounted integrated starter generator; PSHEV = power-split hybrid; P2HEV = P2hybrid, 2MHEV = 2-mode hybrid; PHEV = plug-in hybrid; EV = electric vehicle; H = hydraulic hybrid; P = pneumatic hybrid | type of hybridization, if any |
DJ | Driving range | miles | |||
DK | Voltage or Pressure | volts or psi | Voltage for HEV/PHEV/EV, pressure for hydraulic hybrid. | ||
DL | Battery Type | text | NiMH = Nickel Metal Hydride; Li-ion = Lithium Ion | ||
DM | Battery 100% Discharge Energy | kWh | Battery energy when the battery is 100% discharged. | ||
DN | Fraction of Usable Energy | % | Percent of usable energy for the battery | ||
DO | Battery Chemestry for Cathode | text | NCA, LFP, MSS (spinel), MS, O = other | ||
DP | Battery Chemestry for Anode | text | G = Graphite, AC = Amorphous Carbon, LT = Lithium Titanate, LA = Lithium Alloys, LO = Lithium Oxide, O = other | ||
DQ | Nominal Voltage for Battery | volts | |||
DR | Weight of All Battery Packs | kg | |||
DS | Battery Manufacturer | text | |||
DT | Primary Motor Size | kW | |||
DU | Secondary Motor Size | kW | |||
DV | Primary Inverter Size | kW | |||
DW | Secondary Inverter Size | kW | |||
DX | Battery Only Range (charge-depleting PHEV) | miles | |||
DY | Maximum Battery Only Speed | mph | |||
DZ | Percentage of braking energy recovered and stored over weighted FTP+highway drive cycle | percent | |||
EA | Percentage of maximum motive power provided by stored energy system | percent | |||
EB | Electrified Accessories | text | WP=water (coolant) pump; OP=oil pump; AC=air conditioning compressor; F=engine cooling fan | ||
EC | Hybridization/Electrification Notes | text | |||
ED | Energy Consumption | System Irreversibility | numeric | System irreversibility governed by the second law of thermodynamics | |
EE | Exhaust and Coolant Heat Loss | numeric | Heat lost to the exhaust and coolant streams | ||
EF | Engine Friction | numeric | The part of mechanical efficiency lost to friction in such engine components as bearings and rods, as could be estimated from engine dynamometer test results | ||
EG | Pumping Losses | numeric | The part of mechanical efficiency lost to work done on gases inside the cylinder, as could be estimated from engine dynamometer test results | ||
EH | Accessory Losses | numeric | The part of fuel efficiency lost to work done by engine-driven accessories, as could be estimated from bench test results for the individual components | ||
EI | Transmission Losses | numeric | The part of driveline efficiency lost to friction in such transmission components as gears, bearings, and hydraulics, as could be estimated from chassis dynamometer test results | ||
EJ | Aerodynamic Drag | numeric | Aerodynamic drag on the vehicle, as could be estimated from coastdown test results | ||
EK | Tire Rolling Resistance | numeric | Rolling resistance in the tires, as could be estimated from coastdown test results | ||
EL | Vehicle Work | numeric | Work done on the vehicle itself, as could be estimated from the vehicle's inertia weight and the fuel economy driving cycles | ||
EM | Energy Consumption Notes | text | |||
EN | Planning & Assembly | US Content | percent | overall percentage, by value, that originated in U.S. | |
EO | Canadian Content | percent | overall percentage, by value, that originated in Canada | ||
EP | Mexican Content | percent | overall percentage, by value, that originated in Mexico | ||
EQ | Domestic Content | percent | overall percentage, by value, that originated in U.S., Canada and Mexico | ||
ER | Final Assembly City | text | Location of the city where the vehicle's final assembly occurs | ||
ES | Final Assembly State/Province (if applicable) | text | Location of the State/province where the vehicle's final assembly occurs | ||
ET | Final Assembly Country | text | Location of the country where the vehicle's final assembly occurs | ||
EU | Predecessor | integer | number of model upon which current model is based | ||
EV | Refresh Years | model year | 2010, 2015, 2020 | model years of most recent and future refreshes through the 2021 time period | |
EW | Redesign Years | model year | 2007, 2012, 2017 | model years of most recent and future redesigns through the 2021 time period | |
EX | Employment Hours Per Vehicle | hours | number of hours of U.S. labor applied per vehicle produced | ||
EY | Planning & Assembly Notes | text | explanatory notes |
Col. | Field | Units | Typical Values | Description |
A | Engine Code | integer | unique number assigned to each engine | |
B | Manufacturer | text | manufacturer's name | |
C | Name | text | name of engine | |
D | Configuration | text | V=V-shaped; I=inline; R=rotary; W=W shaped; H=horizontally opposed (boxer) | configuration of the engine |
E | Primary Fuel | text | CNG=compressed natural gas; D=diesel; E85=ethanol; E100=neat ethanol; G=gasoline; H=hydrogen; LNG=liquefied natural gas; LPG=Propane; M85=methanol; M100=neat methanol | primary fuel with which engine is compatible |
F | Secondary Fuel | text | CNG=compressed natural gas; D=diesel; E85=ethanol; E100=neat ethanol; G=gasoline; H=hydrogen; LNG=liquefied natural gas; LPG=Propane; M85=methanol; M100=neat methanol | secondary fuel with which engine is compatible |
G | Country of Origin | text | name of country where engine is manufactured | |
H | Engine Oil Viscosity | text | 0W20; 5W20; etc. | ratio between the applied shear stress and the rate of shear, which measures the resistance of flow of the engine oil (as per SAE Glossary of Automotive Terms) |
I | Cycle | text | A=Atkinson; AM=Atkinson/Miller; D=Diesel; M=Miller; O=Otto; OA=Otto/Atkinson | combustion cycle |
J | Air/Fuel Ratio | number | 14.7 (for gasoline engines) | weighted (FTP+highway) air/fuel ratio (mass) |
K | Fuel Delivery System | text | SGDI =Stoichiometric gasoline direct injection; LBGDI=Lean-burn gasoline direct injection; MPFI=multipoint fuel injection; SFI=sequential fuel injection; TBI=throttle body fuel injection; CRDI=common rail direct injection (diesel); UDI=unit injector direct injection (diesel) | mechanism that delivers fuel to engine |
L | Aspiration | text | NA=naturally aspirated; S=supercharged; T=turbocharged; T2=twin-turbocharged; T4=quad-turbocharged; ST=supercharged and turbocharged | breathing or induction process of engine (as per SAE Automotive Dictionary) |
M | Exhaust Gas Recirculation (EGR) | text | SSSL = single stage - single loop, SSDL = single stage - dual loop, DSSL = dual stage - single loop, DSDL = dual stage - dual loop, NA = not applicable | recirculation of some of the exhaust gases back into the engine |
N | EGR Pressure | number | pressure in psi | |
O | EGR Cooler Type | text | AC = air cooled, LC = liquid cooled | type of cooling for EGR |
P | EGR Coolant Type | text | if EGR is liquid cooled, enter type of coolant. | |
Q | Engine Brake Mean Effective Pressure (BMEP) | number | average engine effective pressure, measured as bar | |
R | Valvetrain Design | text | CVA=camless valve actuation; DOHC=dual overhead cam; OHV=overhead valve; SOHC=single overhead cam | design of the total mechanism from camshaft to valve of an engine that actuates the lifting and closing of a valve (as per SAE Automotive Dictionary) |
S | Valve Actuation/Timing | text | F=fixed; CCP=coupled cam phasing; ICP=intake cam phasing; DCP=dual cam phasing | valve opening and closing points in the operating cycle (SAE J604) |
T | Valve Lift | text | F=fixed; DVVL=discrete variable valve lift; CVVL=continuously variable valve lift | the manner in which the valve is raised during combustion (as per SAE Automotive Dictionary) |
U | Cylinders | integer | 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 8, 10, 12 | number of engine cylinders |
V | Valves/Cylinder | integer | 2, 3, 4 | number of valves per cylinder |
W | Deactivation | text | Y=cylinder deactivation applied; N=cylinder deactivation not applied | presence of cylinder deactivation mechanism |
X | Displacement | liters | 3.5 | total volume displaced by a piston in a single stroke multiplied by the number of cylinders |
Y | Compression Ratio (min) | number | 8 ~ 11 | for fixed CR engines, should be identical to maximum CR |
Z | Compression Ratio (max) | number | 8 ~ 20 | for fixed CR engines, should be identical to minimum CR |
AA | Max. Horsepower | hp | maximum power (horsepower) | |
AB | Max. Horsepower RPM | rpm | RPM at which max horsepower is developed | |
AC | Max. Torque | lb-ft. | maximum torque (pound-feet) | |
AD | Max. Torque RPM | rpm | RPM at which max torque is developed | |
AE | Engine Notes | text | explanatory notes |
Col. | Field | Units | Typical Values | Description |
A | Transmission Code | integer | unique number assigned to each transmission | |
B | Manufacturer | text | manufacturer's name | |
C | Name | text | name of transmission | |
D | Country of Origin | text | name of country where transmission is manufactured | |
E | Type | text | M=manual; A=automatic (torque converter) AMT=automated manual transmission (single clutch w/ torque interrupt); DCT=dual clutch transmission; CVT1=belt or chain CVT; CVT2=other CVT (i.e. toroidal); HEVT=hybrid/electric vehicle transmission | type of transmission; for a BISG or CISG type hybrid please define the actual transmission used not HEVT |
F | Clutch Type | text | D=dry; W=wet | type of clutch used in AMT or DCT type transmissions |
G | Number of Forward Gears | integer | 4,5,6,7 or 8; CVT; n/a | |
H | Logic | text | A=aggressive bias toward improving fuel economy; C=conventional shifting | aggressivity of automatic shifting; provide rationale for selection in the transmission notes column |
I | Transmission Notes | text | explanatory notes |
File Type | application/vnd.ms-excel |
Author | Foderaro |
Last Modified By | USDOT_User |
File Modified | 2012-11-23 |
File Created | 2006-05-24 |