The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is committed to acquiring alternative fuel vehicles (AFVs) and other advanced technology vehicles, reducing its use of petroleum fuel and per mile greenhouse gas emissions, increasing alternative fuel consumption and leading other federal agencies by example. EPA has exceeded federal AFV acquisition requirements every year since 1999. EPA's Alternative Fuel Vehicle Reports are below.

• Fiscal Year (FY) 2019 Alternative Fuel Vehicle Acquisition Report (PDF)(7 pp, 306 K, February 2020)
  Read EPA’s AFV report for FY 2019.
• FY 2018 Alternative Fuel Vehicle Acquisition Report (PDF)(8 pp, 299 K, February 2019)
  Read EPA’s AFV report for FY 2018.
• FY 2017 Alternative Fuel Vehicle Acquisition Report (PDF)(12 pp, 347 K, February 2018)
  Read EPA’s AFV report for FY 2017.
• FY 2016 Alternative Fuel Vehicle Acquisition Report (PDF)(15 pp, 943 K, February 2017)
  Read EPA’s AFV report for FY 2016.
• FY 2015 Alternative Fuel Vehicle Acquisition Report (PDF)(14 pp, 341 K, February 2016)
  Read EPA's AFV report for FY 2015.
• FY 2014 Alternative Fuel Vehicle Acquisition Report (PDF)(13 pp, 423 K, February 2015)
  Read EPA's AFV report for FY 2014.
• FY 2013 Alternative Fuel Vehicle Acquisition Report (PDF)(13 pp, 528 K, February 2014)
  Read EPA's AFV report for FY 2013.
• Fleet Alternative Fuel Vehicle Acquisition Report for FY 2012 (PDF)(15 pp, 287 K, February 2013)
  Read EPA's AFV Report for FY 2012
• Fleet Alternative Fuel Vehicle Acquisition Report for FY 2011 (PDF)(15 pp, 315 K, February 2012)
  Read EPA's AFV report for FY 2011.
• Fleet Alternative Fuel Vehicle Acquisition Report for FY 2010 (PDF)(15 pp, 454 K, February 2011)
  Read EPA's AFV report for FY 2010.
• Fleet Alternative Fuel Vehicle Acquisition Report for FY 2009 (PDF)(15 pp, 364 K, January 1010)
  Read EPA's AFV report for FY 2009.
• Fleet Alternative Fuel Vehicle Acquisition Report for FY 2008 (PDF)(13 pp, 208 K, February 2009)
  Read EPA's AFV report for FY 2008.