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Toyota Pitches EU on 'VEEF' Category for ICE Cars Using Renewable Fuels, Seeking EV-Like Incentives

Toyota is lobbying the European Union to establish a new vehicle classification, dubbed 'VEEF' (Vehicles running Exclusively on Eligible Fuels), for conventional internal combustion engine (ICE) cars powered solely by renewable fuels. The automaker argues these vehicles should receive the same regulatory incentives as EVs, citing their zero-carbon tailpipe emissions and potential for rapid decarbonization of Europe's existing 300 million ICE fleet. This proposal aligns with Toyota's long-standing strategy to advocate for diverse powertrain solutions beyond pure battery electric vehicles.

October 16, 2026·Autocar (UK)·Toyota
Models

Porsche Prepares Aggressive New Combustion Macan to Run Alongside EV Model

Porsche is developing a new gasoline-powered Macan to replace the current ICE version, slated for a 2028 debut. This new model will be sold concurrently with the all-electric Macan and is expected to feature a more aggressive, lower, and wider stance than its Audi Q5 platform-mate, according to recent test mule sightings. Porsche aims to differentiate the new combustion model's design from its electric counterpart, offering consumers distinct choices.

October 15, 2026·Autocar (UK)·Porsche
Models

Audi's 2027 Q7 Will Remain Exclusively Gasoline-Powered, Skipping Hybrid Options

Audi has confirmed that its redesigned 2027 Q7 three-row SUV will debut solely with gasoline powertrains, offering no hybrid or plug-in hybrid variants. This decision goes against a broader industry trend of electrifying SUV lineups, signaling Audi's continued commitment to internal combustion engines for this next generation of its popular family vehicle.

October 13, 2026·TopSpeed·Audi
Models

Dodge Charger Daytona BEV Rejections Prompt ICE Powertrain Rollout

Initial market reception for the all-electric Dodge Charger Daytona was reportedly lukewarm, leading Dodge to introduce an internal combustion engine (ICE) variant for its next-generation muscle car. This move suggests automakers are closely monitoring consumer preferences and adapting product strategies, even for flagship EV models, to ensure market success.

September 17, 2026·Autocar (UK)·Dodge
Models

Lincoln Corsair Will Not Return as an EV in 2027, Despite Speculation

Despite earlier reports suggesting a potential all-electric or plug-in hybrid future, the refreshed 2027 Lincoln Corsair is expected to remain a conventional gasoline-electric hybrid. This means the luxury compact SUV will not offer a plug-in option or fully electric powertrain, disappointing some who anticipated a more electrified direction for the brand's popular model.

August 28, 2026·Cars.com News·Lincoln
Market

Gordon Murray's 'S1' Supercar Unveiled: Exclusively for Track Use

Gordon Murray Special Vehicles (GMSV) has introduced the S1, a new track-focused supercar designed for exhilarating performance rather than public roads. This exclusive model, while boasting an accessible price point for its class, is not an electric vehicle and features a traditional internal combustion engine.

August 16, 2026·Car and Driver·Gordon Murray Special Vehicles
Ownership

Michigan Governor Whitmer crosses Gordie Howe Bridge in a gasoline Mustang, sparking debate

Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer recently drove a gasoline-powered Ford Mustang GT across the new Gordie Howe International Bridge. This choice of a conventional gasoline vehicle, rather than an electric vehicle, has drawn criticism and discussion as Michigan aims to lead in EV manufacturing. The incident highlights the ongoing tension between traditional automotive culture and the push for electrification in the region.

July 29, 2026·Automotive News (Google News)·Ford
Regulation

Dodge Discounts Gas-Powered Chargers as EV Transition Looms

As Dodge prepares to introduce its new electric Charger, the brand is offering significant discounts on the outgoing gasoline-powered Charger models. This move aims to clear inventory and incentivize buyers for the traditional ICE versions before the EV era fully kicks in.

July 15, 2026·Kelley Blue Book News·Dodge
Market

No EVs on the List of 2026's 25 Bestselling US Vehicles

Car and Driver's analysis of projected 2026 sales reveals a landscape dominated by gasoline-powered vehicles, with not a single battery electric, plug-in hybrid, or fuel-cell vehicle cracking the top 25 bestselling cars, trucks, and SUVs in the U.S. This forecast suggests that while EV sales are growing, they are not yet mainstream enough to compete with traditional internal combustion engine mainstays by the middle of the decade.

July 11, 2026·Car and Driver·Car and Driver
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