Recent plug-in hybrids like the Lynk & Co 01 can drive pure electrically for up to 70 kilometers, provided they are plugged-in to charge every time the car isn’t used /NMN
On Tueday, the EU agreed on the Commission’s updated proposal to toughen emission ratings for plug-in hybrids (PHEV) by 2025 to mimic better the actual amount of CO2 they emit on the road, being sometimes three times higher than assumed. The so-called ‘utility factor’, used to calculate the share of electric driving in estimating CO2
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