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Stellantis Testing Synthetic Fuels
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Other car companies are looking into it too. I believe they are scared that EV's won't sell as well as ICE powered vehicles. And people will hang onto their ICE vehicles as long as the can before switching to EV's. That's what I'm planning on doing.
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Car companies can afford to bet on both horses.
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I'll have to learn more about the technology, because on the surface at least, I cannot imagine it being cost and energy efficient to extract tiny amounts of carbon from the atmosphere and convert them into liquid or gas fuels.
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Car Companies are forced by governments to go in specific directions and ONLY Market Resistance or Acceptance will determine the Winner.
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