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Toyota, Volkswagen, and Stellantis like flex-fuel ethanol cars over EVs in Brazil.

Politicians, Big Ag, and major automakers like Toyota and Volkswagen are all conspiring in Brazil to maintain ethanol’s lead at the expense of EVs. Brazil’s flexible-fuel cars, which can run on a mix of ethanol and gasoline, have long been the most popular vehicles on the market, but these “sugar-cane cars” are threatening the adoption of fully-electric cars in the South American country, as Bloomberg reports. And despite the popularity of flex-fuel ethanol cars, it’s not all necessarily in the

Toyota, Volkswagen, and Stellantis like flex-fuel ethanol cars over EVs in Brazil.

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