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Tuesday, March 28, 2006

Foursprung: Bosch launches new tri-fuel injection system

tri-fuel injection system
That sounds like a cool concept from Bosch: on-the-fly switching between various sources to power your car.
With the future of automotive fuels a bit less certain, Bosch is hedging its bets and will offer a tri-fuel version of its NG-Motronic engine management system.

Operating on gasoline, natural gas, or ethanol, the system will allow on-the-fly switching between each of different fuel types. Natural gas appears to be an attractive alternative fuel in Europe and Asia, while the addition of the ethanol option is said to be driven primarily with a nod to Brazil's use of that fuel. Considering the United States' recent interest in ethanol, Bosch's timing on the introduction of this system looks to be quite fortunate.


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Source: Autoblog


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