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SUMMARY:Episode 013: Linking Fuel Economy and Auto Loans
DESCRIPTION:Auto loans are a major recurring cost for households\, but the 
 interest rates lenders charge rarely account for a vehicle's fuel economy. 
 A new Atlas Public Policy analysis\, conducted with support from the Natura
 l Resources Defense Council (NRDC)\, examined nearly 380\,000 auto loans an
 d found efficient and electric vehicle (EV) borrowers were up to 50% less l
 ikely to fall behind on payments\, even though EV borrowers still paid more
  in financing costs. In this episode\, Atlas’s Nick Nigro sits down with 
 Annabelle Davis of NRDC and Jose Orozco Pelico of USC Credit Union to discu
 ss what this data means for how lenders price risk\, how credit unions are 
 exploring non-traditional underwriting\, and how aligning rates with actual
  risk could avoid penalizing EV drivers and support the broader shift to cl
 eaner vehicles.\n\nWatch Live on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/posts/a
 tlas-public-policy_linking-fuel-economy-and-auto-loans-auto-activity-750419
 4398423994368-3IKe?utm_source=social_share_send&amp\;utm_medium=member_desk
 top_web&amp\;rcm=ACoAADLWijcBuEp4bptVQ0qlr_OCFFaihnOTqv4\n\nWatch Live on Y
 ouTube: https://www.youtube.com/live/iMrHLxMsnzU?si=ZTqRlD10oPwGrBQU
URL:https://atlaspolicy.com/episode-013-linking-fuel-economy-and-auto-loans
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