What fuel do green vehicles use?

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VanNova
07/29/25 1:24pm
Green vehicles use compressed natural gas as fuel. Green vehicles, also known as environmentally friendly vehicles, refer to automobiles that produce little or no pollution. Specifically, these vehicles are designed to minimize environmental impact throughout their entire lifecycle—from production to disposal—by emitting no pollutants, producing minimal noise, and ensuring that materials from scrapped vehicles can be recycled or regenerated without causing secondary pollution. Green vehicles must meet certain international standards regarding production facilities, energy sources, exhaust emissions, and the entire process from manufacturing and sales to recycling. Additionally, they must comply with environmental, production technology, and safety requirements.
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