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Flexible-fuel vehicle

A flexible-fuel vehicle (FFV) or dual-fuel vehicle (colloquially called a flex-fuel vehicle) is an alternative fuel vehicle with an internal combustion engine designed to run on more than one fuel, usually gasoline blended with either ethanol or methanol fuel, and both fuels are stored in the same common tank. Modern flex-fuel engines are capable of…

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Flexible-fuel vehicle

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Flexible-fuel vehicle → As, Automakers, Brazil, California, Chevrolet FlexPower, E100, E85, E85/Gasoline, E85s, Ethanol FFVs, Europe, European, FFV, FFVs, Flex, Flexible-fuel, Flexifuel, Focus, Ford, In

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e85 ethanol vehicles fuel gasoline flex-fuel ford flex vehicle cars also flexible-fuel market first available fuels government gas blend new

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the U.S.instance ofwould be the first commercially available flex-fuel plug-in capable of adapting the propulsion to several world markets0.80text
Brazil or Swedeninstance ofwould be the first commercially available flex-fuel plug-in capable of adapting the propulsion to several world markets0.80text
as the combustion engine can be adapted to run on E85instance ofwould be the first commercially available flex-fuel plug-in capable of adapting the propulsion to several world markets0.80text
E100 or diesel respectivelyinstance ofwould be the first commercially available flex-fuel plug-in capable of adapting the propulsion to several world markets0.80text
CNGinstance ofgaseous fuels0.80text
LPGinstance ofgaseous fuels0.80text
and also hydrogeninstance ofgaseous fuels0.80text
flex-fuelinstance ofwhich includes existing technologies0.80text
natural gasinstance ofwhich includes existing technologies0.80text
hydrogeninstance ofwhich includes existing technologies0.80text
biodieselinstance ofwhich includes existing technologies0.80text
plug-in electricinstance ofwhich includes existing technologies0.80text

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