US EditionThe dirty Australian loophole in plug-in hybrid emissions ratings
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Last month, Audi unveiled the new generation of its Q3. The urban SUV of the brand with rings stacks for a third version. At the time of the presentation, the brand evoked three engines, but only the petrol and Diesel blocks were available at the launch. Now, the plug-in hybrid is available for order. The new Audi Q3 e-hybrid is available from 55 000 euros. A complete range (almost) In the days following the presentation of the Q3 of third gener…
The dirty Australian loophole in plug-in hybrid emissions ratings
New regulations in Europe recognise that plug in hybrids are three times more polluting than previously claimed. The Australian government needs to catch up and close this emissions loophole. The post The dirty Australian loophole in plug-in hybrid emissions ratings appeared first on The Driven.
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