Porsche will not offer any diesel powered cars
February 18, 2007 1:20PM by Michael Savio
Porsche has said it will not consider offering a diesel engine in its cars to comply with future carbon-dioxide emissions limits. However, Porsche has said that it is developing a hybrid drivetrain, which is first expected in the next generation Cayenne.
Porsche, Volkswagen and Audi will jointly develop the gas-electric hybrid system that will be used in the Cayenne, Touareg and Q7 models.
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