The Italian supercar maker says e-fuel could keep high-performance ICE cars alive for years to come. Lamborghini isn’t ready to say goodbye to the internal combustion engine. In fact, the Italian ...

Porsche aims to scale production of synthetic fuel Porsche's R&D boss believes synthetic fuel will play a big role in reducing emissions Ferrari's counting on synthetic fuel too; Toyota, Mazda, and ...

Porsche believes the use of synthetic e-fuels could become more widespread and that they will serve an important role in helping the environment by powering both existing and new ICE vehicles. The ...

As the automotive industry accelerates toward electrification, Lamborghini is focused on how to use synthetic fuels to preserve the existence of the internal combustion engine (ICE). While global ...

The sport's new regulations suggest that car makers are not pinning all their hopes on electrification. In 2026, F1 cars will be powered by hybrid engines with a 50:50 split between electric-power and ...

Ferrari's developing an EV Ferrari has no plans to abandon its V-8 and V-12 engines Synthetic fuel might be the loophole to keeping gas-powered Ferraris in production Ferrari plans to launch its first ...

Powered by hybrid vehicles and synthetic fuels, the demonstrative project will cover over 18,000 miles (30,000 kilometers) with a low environmental impact. Our e-Fuels are chemically identical to ...

One of the biggest allures of a Ferrari is the sound of the car's engine. The maker of some of the world's most desirable supercars and now also an SUV understands that the aural emotion created by ...

Moving people and goods around the world requires a lot of energy, and 95 percent of that comes from burning fossil fuels. As a result, the transportation sector contributes roughly a quarter of the ...

The European Maritime Safety Agency (EMSA) has published the final two reports in six series, focused on alternative fuels and decarbonization technologies. The reports were contracted from a ...

Lamborghini isn’t ready to say goodbye to the internal combustion engine. In fact, the Italian supercar company is doubling down on it, even as the broader industry moves toward electrification. With ...