The federation argued that it was not right to criticise diesel engines excessively. They conceded that there were problems with older models but stressed that a lot of investments were made to improve diesel engines, increase fuel efficiency and reduce the emission of greenhouse gasses.
Making diesel less attractive: Luxembourg drivers warned of steep hike in fuel prices in 2020Current diesel engines are more efficient than petrol engines, the federation said, adding that diesel engines emit less greenhouse gases and that carbon dioxide emissions have been brought under control.
Fuel prices at midnight: Record price hike of up to 6.8 cents per litre for diesel and petrolThey concluded that the carbon dioxide averages would rise if consumers increasingly purchase petrol cars. The federation also cited a professor from the University of Eindhoven in their press release.
