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    Synthetic fuels moving closer?

    Sep 09, 2020 2 minutes

    nvironmentally friendly synthetic fuels that will help preserve the future of the combustion engine – and in turn our classic cars – could be moving closer. Porsche has announced that it wants to significantly drive forward the development of such fuels, otherwise known as eFuels or synfuels, and is seeking partners to build pilot factories to prove

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