Is that "official" figure from Toyota, or from an independent testing group? A huge number of manufacturers have been caught or admitted to, cheating on their e

Is that "official" figure from Toyota, or from an independent testing group? A huge number of manufacturers have been caught or admitted to, cheating on their emissions figures - including CO2 levels. Claimed figures are basically worthless. Why would you think that a compact hybrid would have only slightly better CO2 performance compared to a city bus per passenger? It doesn't even make sense for the vehicle as a whole. Googling around, I came up with this: https://www.bbc.com/future/article/20200317-climate-change-cut-carbon-emissions-from-your-commute https://www.bbc.com/future/article/20200317-climate-change-c... ...shows that your figure is 90g per km for the bus as a whole, not per km/passenger. Every chart I've seen on co2 or fuel use per mile per person, busses, bicycles, and rail are king. Ride shares are the absolute worst because of all the wasted miles....followed by private SUV and car use. If you do a google image search for "co2 emissions per passenger mile" you can see endless charts from different studies.