Description: The e-fuel hybrid is a type of vehicle that combines an internal combustion engine with a system that uses synthetic fuels, which are produced from renewable energy sources. These synthetic fuels, also known as e-fuels, are generated through processes that convert electrical energy into liquid or gaseous fuels, using resources such as hydrogen and carbon dioxide. This technology aims to provide a more sustainable alternative to fossil fuels, thereby reducing the carbon footprint of vehicles. E-fuel hybrids are particularly relevant in the context of the energy transition, as they allow for the use of existing fuel and combustion engine infrastructure while integrating with renewable energy sources. Additionally, these vehicles can contribute to the decarbonization of transport by utilizing fuels that can be produced sustainably and that, in theory, can be carbon-neutral. In summary, e-fuel hybrids represent an innovative solution that combines the benefits of conventional engines with the potential for cleaner fuel sources, offering a pathway towards a more sustainable future in the transportation sector.
