Japanese car makers committed to producing internal-combustion engines
Mazda, Subaru and Toyota are still going ahead with ICE development in aid of achieving carbon neutrality.
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Japanese car manufacturers Mazda, Subaru and Toyota are fully committed to continuing to develop internal-combustion engines in order to reach carbon neutrality.
All three car makers have looked into what the electrification era holds and have found that carbon is the ‘enemy’.
Their future engine technology will therefore consist of improving performance with electric drive units to harness the advantages of both powertrains.
