The proposed policy change by the Trump Administration would add an additional 63 cents per gallon of gasoline for owners of model year 2026 vehicles.

Consumer Reports has pulled its recommendation of the Tesla Model 3, according to a report by CNN Business.

Consumer Reports now recommends the Tesla Model 3, after testers had found a recent over-the-air update improved the car's braking distance by almost 20 feet.

Consumer Reports will re-test Tesla's Model 3 if the company improves its vehicle braking distance.

Elon Musk, Tesla chief executive officer, said there is a braking issue with the Model 3 sedan but it will be fixed with a software update within days.

Outlets including Consumer Reports, Edmunds and Strategy Analytics have published their impressions of the Model 3.