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Volvo Car led CO2 reductions among European automakers in 2010 due partly to diesel success

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Mazda and Honda were both negative outliers, with small increases in emissions. The current European regulation on cars and CO 2 strives to achieve a 130 g/km average figure by 2015. The aim is to come down to an average of 95 grams of carbon dioxide per kilometer across our total car sales in 2020. Source: T&E.

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Fiat, MINI and smart Beat 130 gCO2/km New Car Average in Europe for First Half of 2009

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That makes Fiat the only mainstream car brand to achieve the European average goal of 130 g/km by 2015, five years early. The figures underline how incremental improvements to high-volume vehicles can have an impact that far exceeds that of low-volume hybrid or alternative fuel vehicles, JATO noted. g/km to 129.1

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Mazda showcases CNG and hybrid Axela models in Tokyo; Mazda’s approach to environmental performance

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At the Tokyo Motor Show, Mazda is showcasing the recently-released Mazda Axela (known as Mazda3 overseas) with a variety of engine types at the 2013 Tokyo Motor Show, including a CNG concept and hybrid variants. The Axela accounts for more than 30% of global sales; the latest Axela is the third generation. Earlier post.).

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Flash Drive: 2024 Subaru Crosstrek AWD

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It has been our quickest growing model to a million (cumulative) sales.” In addition, we aim to offer reviews and news on advanced technology and the alternative fuel vehicle market. We welcome any feedback from vehicle owners and are dedicated to providing a forum for alternative viewpoints. Video by Subaru.

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