According to Toyota, the future of cars doesn't just involve EVs and hybrids, but also combustion engines that burn synthetic fuels.
Toyota claims to be working on new four-cylinder engines that would 'efficiently use diverse fuels' in the future.
Similarly, Mazda said that it would re-package its rotary engine for different needs, whereas Subaru promised to make its signature boxer engines compatible with biofuel and liquid hydrogen.
But the presentation, led by Toyota, left plenty of questions unanswered. Time frames, costs, investment.
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