The recent addition of the Venturi concept cars has just made me think, which car company has done the most in the ways of alternate power? It is obvious that alot of European manufacturers are doing so. I have seen a few BMW hydrogen cars, but they havent made most of the hydrogen line full production(as far as i know) and i know of a lexus hydroden, and plllleennnttyy of hybrids, but as far as totally gas free, there arent many companies(especially American, even with biodiesel) that have mainstreamed these cars. which company do you think has done the most in the search for alternate power?
on a different note, just a thought that i woudl like opinions on, my chemistry teacher was talking about going back to gasohol. i think its something like ethanol? which would supposedly be alot cheaper and still able to run in every car
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Originally Posted by chris98891
This has nothing to do with 'alternative fuel sources' but VAG have come up with a range of direct-injection engines that combine extra power with increased fuel range and economy engines for Skoda-VolksWagen-Audi-SEAT cars called FSI (with many varients) meaning "Fuel Stratified-charge Injection)
