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Industry: Email Alert RSS FeedNew gasoline engines reduce emissions 20%; Cleaner powertrains are crucial to meet EU 2008 CO2 goal.(News)
Automotive News Europe, June, 2004 by Graham, Alex
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Byline: Alex Graham
Suppliers and manufacturers are counting on cleaner running gasoline engines to help them meet tougher emissions targets that take effect in four years.
A new generation of high-pressure direct injection gasoline engines from partsmakers such as Robert Bosch, Siemens VDO Automotive and Magneti Marelli promises fuel efficiency gains of up to 20 percent across the fleet average.
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Better fuel economy means less CO2, which is crucial if automakers want to meet their voluntary target to cut fleet CO2 to 140 grams per kilometer by 2008. The current level is ...
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