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Not unexpected since the original proposal is not practicable financially in short. Stricter emissions standards for trucks and buses but not for cars and vans Several automakers, including Stellantis, Volkswagen, Skoda, and others, have been very critical regarding the strict upcomi... -
http://www.straitstimes.com/singapore/transport/inspection-fees-rise-by-10-as-government-tightens-vehicle-emission-standards?utm_campaign=Echobox&utm_medium=Social&utm_source=Facebook&xtor=CS1-10 Looks like the tuning workshop will be badly affected.
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A new Carbon Emissions-Based Vehicle Scheme (CEVS) will apply to all new cars, taxis and newly imported used cars with effect from Jan 1, 2013, the Land Transport Authority said on Wednesday. This followed announcements made by Minister for Transport Lui Tuck Yew in Parliament. Under CEVS, all...
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Carbon emissions - superiority of German technology
Caravan posted a topic in General Car Discussion
While browsing sgcarmart and checking out vehicles specifications, something caught my eye - carbon emissions. With the new CEVS kicking in from July, cars with 'high' emissions can be taxed additional $30k! But what is interesting is how the German vehicles have much lesser emissions than comparati... -
http://www.channelnewsasia.com/stories/sin...1239830/1/.html how does it work? rebate upon purchase new car?
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Maserati CEO, Harald Wester, had some very strong and unkind words regarding electric cars at the 2013 Shanghai Motor Show. "All this discussion about zero emissions is nonsense. Nobody talks about the efficiency of how the battery is charged. It varies strongly from region to region, depending...
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[extract] Following the footsteps of Ford, Citroen has recently introduced its new PureTech family of three-cylinder petrol engine with capacity of 1.0-litres and 1.2-litres. Unlike Ford's EcoBoost, Citroen's power plants are naturally-aspirated and hence they produce a more modest output rang...
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[extract] When a car is the market leader in its segment, it becomes an easy target for critics. In this case, it is the all new MK7 VW Golf. Unsatisfied with the fuel consumption of the new model, environmental activists from Greenpeace about 50 people picketed the premiere of the German hatc...
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From July 1, car buyers who want to buy a car model with better fuel efficiency and lower carbon emissions will find it easier to do so with help from the Land Transport Authority (LTA) which is going to launch three new initiatives. In preparation for the Carbon Emissions-based Vehicle (CEV) s... -
The Government will soon announce a new emissions-based vehicle tax system. It is expected to replace the decade-old green vehicle rebate scheme, which expires at the end of the year. But more than just handing out tax rebates to buyers of environmentally friendlier cars, the new scheme wi...
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looking around all the sports cars are going, going gone the rx8, civic type r, s2000 are all already gone seriously will we be left with 80bhp cars in the future? i might be slow but what are the manufacturers gonna do? all going into fully electric or hybrid? then how about the lambo...
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Lotus Elise Returns Greener, Purer and More Desirable
Stockholm-Syndrome posted a blog entry in MyAutoBlog
The new Lotus Elise probably has the lowest CO2 for its performance for any gasoline high performance sportscar in the world. The body -
Like it or not, cars will be greener (read: no more V8 growls). Even if there is some sort of speaker to replicate the "sound", it will never come close to the real thing. However, in our local context, owning a car with a V8 engine is reserved for about 2% of the population who are rich enough....
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SACRAMENTO, Calif., Dec, 12, 2007 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- (AP) Handing a major defeat to the auto industry, a federal judge ruled Wednesday that California can regulate greenhouse gas emissions from vehicles. The ruling by U.S. District...
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there are total 5 areas to the reducing carbon emission in Singapore from STI: Power Generations Industry Transport Buildings Household two interesting points for the proposal for transports (cars, i reckon) in cutting carbon emission * Mandatory fuel economy labelling (will cars...
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See this article here: http://www.mycarforum.com/forum/gforum.cgi...t=713429#713429
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Actually alot Turbo cars will be kenna of this. No long, only the desiel cars will be come up turbo and in fact they can be very fast.
