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Roadmap for CO2 reduction in Autos

Roadmap for CO2 reduction in Autos

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Description: Roll of engine technology, diesel, hybrid, regenerating technology, motor, battery and Fuel Cell Vehicle Technologies Author: Takashi Moriya, Honda

Upload Date: 28-Dec-2009

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