China Stage 4 fuel consumption standard for light commercial vehicles
Expert Program lead Staff
Zifei Yang
Program Lead
Zifei Yang is the Passenger Vehicles Program Lead at ICCT. Her work is aimed at reducing air pollution and greenhouse gas emissions from passenger vehicles on a global scale. Her research focuses on assessing the potential fuel consumption and emissions reductions from light-duty vehicle technologies and identifying global best practices in regards to fuel efficiency standards, fiscal policies, labeling programs, electrification, and compliance and enforcement. Ms. Yang has supported national and local policy development throughout the world, including in ASEAN countries, China, India, Turkey, Peru, and the EU. She holds a Master of Public Administration from American University, as well as dual bachelor’s degrees in Public Administration and Economics from Xiamen University (China).
Publications See All
Australia’s new Euro 6d-equivalent emission standards for light vehicles
The role of supply-side regulations in meeting Indonesia’s 2030 electric vehicle target
Other Work See All
Fair play? The German car market amid increasing competition from China-based manufacturers
Explained: Why fuel efficiency standards in Australia are expected to reduce costs for car owners
Run, Australia, run! Catch up with leading markets in decarbonizing light-duty vehicles
Beyond Europe: Are there ambitious electrification targets across major markets?