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APRIL 25, 2021
of total passenger car sales in the EU, almost doubling their market share in a year, according to data from the European Association of Automobile Manufacturers (ACEA). Sales of traditional fossil-fuel cars continued to decrease in the European Union, although gasoline and diesel still made up 65.4% Gasoline and diesel cars.
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JULY 5, 2023
The flex-fuel vehicles developed by Volkswagen in Brazil can basically run on ethanol and gasoline, as well as any mixtures of these fuels. Compared to gasoline, this reduces greenhouse gas emissions by up to 80%. Twelve employees were assembling parts imported from Germany there at the beginning. of Brazil’s land.
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MARCH 1, 2013
The e-gas fuel will be produced in the power-to-gas plant in Werlte, Germany. CO 2 tailpipe emissions are less than 95 grams per km (153 g/mile) in gas mode. its performance figures are identical in CNG and gasoline modes. The five-door car consumes on average less than 3.5 The engine is based on the new 1.4
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JUNE 25, 2013
Audi has opened its e-gas plant in Werlte, making it the first automobile manufacturer to develop a chain of sustainable energy carriers. TFSI in the five-door model can burn natural gas, biomethane and Audi e-gas; with its bivalent design it can also use gasoline. Audi’s e-gas plant. Click to enlarge. Earlier post.).
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MARCH 4, 2016
NHTSA closely collaborated with experts from contracting parties to the 1998 Agreement, particularly Germany and Japan, to develop a GTR for hydrogen-fueled vehicles that would establish levels of safety that are equivalent to or exceeds those for conventional gasoline-fueled vehicles. —NHTSA Administrator Mark Rosekind.
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SEPTEMBER 16, 2011
More than half of this (57%) will be invested in Germany alone; investments in the German locations will focus on alternative drives, new generations of diesel and gasoline engines, and new generations of Volkswagen’s innovative direct shift gearboxes. Investments in property, plant and equipment will account for €49.8 billion (US$68.7
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JULY 1, 2009
While full electric powertrains (battery and fuel cell) will at some point become pervasive in light-duty vehicles, the dominance of the internal-combustion engine will remain unchallenged over the next twenty years, according to Robert Bosch GmbH executives at their annual International Automotive Press Briefing in Boxberg, Germany.
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