The combustion engine - today…tomorrow?
The future of the combustion engine is a hotly contested subject with the rise of EVs and consumers wanting lower fuel use and cheaper vehicles, but are EV's the future? And does a recent turn of attitude from Presidential candidates in the U.S and Europe removing the EV mandate mean the future of cars could still be combustion?
However, a recent resurgence in demand for cars with internal combustion engines (ICE vehicles) due to their competitive price, ever-lowering emissions, and ease of use is causing a rethink about the future of cars.
Car manufacturers worldwide are reinventing in their internal combustion engine technology and it is likely that we will have the engine alongside the EV for the foreseeable future.
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