Flex Fuel Technology

Flex fuel vehicles, like conventional cars, feature internal combustion engines, but instead of using standard gasoline, they may run on blended fuel, which is gasoline mixed with ethanol or methanol.

  • Unlike electric hybrid vehicles, the basic petrol vehicle architecture does not require the addition of any large components.
  • Updating older vehicles is conceivable but expensive and not thought to be practical.
  • An FFV-SHEV possesses a flex-fuel engine and an electric powertrain. This setup extends dual advantages of higher ethanol use and greater fuel efficiency, as it can run on its EV mode for a good amount of time, while the engine ....
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