A level of standards for tailpipe emissions (hydrocarbon, carbon monoxide and oxides of nitrogen) enforced in California and states that have adopted California standards. An LEV II vehicle meets the same tailpipe standards as a federal Tier 2 bin 5 vehicle.
Low Emission Value A vehicle meeting the low-emission vehicle standards.
Low Emission Vehicle, once the cleanest designation, but no surpassed by several levels of reduced emissions
Low-emission vehicle. The basic standard for 2004 vehicles in California. (It is stricter than Tier 2, the federal standard for 45 states and the District of Columbia.)
Low Emission Vehicle - All new cars sold in California starting in 2004 will have at least a LEV or better emissions rating.
Low Emission Vehicle. Refers to those light duty passenger vehicles that meet LEV emission control standards. California's Air Resources Board and the Federal EPA set standards for tailpipe emissions and air emissions related to the volatility of fuel used in passenger cars and light trucks. California has established several categories of vehicles, based on the maximum permitted emissions of several pollutants. California has also established a fleet-wide emission control requirement.
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The California Low Emission Vehicle program for light duty vehicles
Laborious Extra-Orbital Vehicle. A manned work robot that was developed to work outside in the vacuum of space so that the space stations and colonies could be completed.
Low Emission Vehicle. certification/designation achieved based on tailpipe emission standards as determined by the appropriate governing body. For example, it is defined by the Air Resources Board in the United States and Ministry of Transportation in Japan.
Low-Emission Vehicle Classification based on tailpipe emission standards determined by California Air Resources Board (CARB).
Low Emission Vehicle. A vehicle that is certified to meet the LEV emission standards set by the California Air Resources Board (CARB).
Low-emission vehicle, the basic pollution level defined in the California Low-Emission Vehicle regulations. Some new vehicles were required to meet this standard in the 1997 model year, and all new vehicles had to be at least this clean as of the 2000 model year. My 1993 Dodge natural-gas van was the first vehicle certified to meet this standard, four years early.