Difference between revisions of "Low-emission mobility"
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| − | The EU refers to low-emission vehicles when the vehicle has tailpipe emissions below 50g/km. | + | The EU refers to low-emission vehicles when the vehicle has tailpipe emissions below 50g/km. Examples are: |
| + | * an electric car, | ||
| + | * plug-in hybrids and | ||
| + | * fuel cell vehicles. | ||
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| + | Fuel cell vehicles and full electric cars are zero-emission vehicles. | ||
Revision as of 11:48, 25 October 2016
The EU refers to low-emission vehicles when the vehicle has tailpipe emissions below 50g/km. Examples are:
- an electric car,
- plug-in hybrids and
- fuel cell vehicles.
Fuel cell vehicles and full electric cars are zero-emission vehicles.
