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New diesel cars that emit almost ZERO NOx

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New diesel cars that emit almost ZERO NOx

Post by Alan Gunn » Sat Mar 02, 2019 9:28 am


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Post by IanP » Sat Mar 02, 2019 9:43 am

Now if they can cure particulates emmisions with a system that will last the lifetime of the car no matter what the driving style......

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Re: New diesel cars that emit almost ZERO NOx

Post by Leslie » Sat Mar 02, 2019 1:26 pm

Too little and too late I think diesel is near the end as a fuel for cars :(

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Re: New diesel cars that emit almost ZERO NOx

Post by snrbrtsn » Sat Mar 02, 2019 7:02 pm

Leslie wrote: Sat Mar 02, 2019 1:26 pm Too little and too late I think diesel is near the end as a fuel for cars :(
An unusual thought......
Back in day Petrol was the devils juice until the emission changes aka the catalytic converter.

Diesel has went through similar changes allbeit slower, Euro4,5,6 and now 6b,
Governments are renowned for u turns and this will be A N other event

There is insufficient infrastructure to support plans of electricifying cars let alone the carbon offset from the exhaust to the power plant (which in Britain)
“Electricity generation in the UK comes from three main sources – gas, coal-fired power stations and nuclear. A small but growing proportion of electricity is supplied by renewables.” Google quote

Not to mention the detriment of lithium mining & selective hydro carbon byproduct choices to manufacturer high speed milk floats.....

“Diesel will be around for many years to come :wink: “ & government will see sense and u turn
Allbeit older euro classes will invariably be taxed at higher premiums

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