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Chrysler group looks to Metaldyne low-emission exhaust manifolds for PZEV vehicles

Being cut from the Daimler family doesn't mean Chrysler isn't moving forward on their green auto initiatives. One announcement from the Chrysler Group this past week is that the company has chosen Metaldyne for a multi-year contract for "environmentally-friendly exhaust manifolds for future vehicle platforms." It's not a new li-ion battery contract or something earth-shaking, but it's something. The lower-emission manifolds are intended to help Chrysler vehicles meet PZEV (Partial Zero Emissions Vehicle) requirements in states that follow ... Read more →

Raise the Federal gas tax to fund hydrogen research. Good idea or bad idea? Jeremy Korzeniewski

According to Metaldyne Corp. chairman and CEO Tim Leuliette, the federal gasoline tax should be raised to fund hydrogen technology as an alternative fuel. "Gasoline is too cheap in America," said ...

Chrysler group looks to Metaldyne low-emission exhaust manifolds for PZEV vehicles 2 years ago on Autoblog Green

Raise the Federal gas tax to fund hydrogen research. Good idea or bad idea? 2 years ago on Autoblog Green

According to Metaldyne Corp. chairman and CEO Tim Leuliette, the federal gasoline tax should be raised to fund hydrogen technology as an alternative fuel. "Gasoline is too cheap in America," said Leuliette. He went on to claim that hydrogen makes the most sense as an alternative to gasoline, but ...

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