2022
DOI: 10.1007/s10661-022-10757-7
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Assessment of carbon emission and primary energy input of a gasoline combustion-powered 2.0 T SUV in China

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“…This phenomenon also poses a potential hazard that Audi may fail to comply with the average CO2 emission benchmarks for its fleet across various regions of the globe. The transition to electric vehicles poses potential hazards, including those associated with the pace of the shift and the accessibility of Audi's electric car models, as noted in reference [9].…”
Section: Analysis On Audi China's Operation Strategymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This phenomenon also poses a potential hazard that Audi may fail to comply with the average CO2 emission benchmarks for its fleet across various regions of the globe. The transition to electric vehicles poses potential hazards, including those associated with the pace of the shift and the accessibility of Audi's electric car models, as noted in reference [9].…”
Section: Analysis On Audi China's Operation Strategymentioning
confidence: 99%