The mismatch between the quoted and actual fuel economy of plug-in hybrids (PHEVs) is coming under greater scrutiny as EU authorities look to tighten the testing process in reaction to data harvested from the vehicles.
The ecological benefits of PHEVs are only viable if drivers charge them, say car manufacturers
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Ford is also heavily reliant on plug-in hybrids to cut emissions
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European Union look to tighten the testing process in reaction to data harvested from the vehicles themselves
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Plug-in hybrids have become an incredibly important technology for car companies to reduce average CO2, especially for premium makers like BMW
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BMW has expanded the number of city centre ‘e-Drive zones’ to 13 in the UK
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