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Win Diesel: Why diesel cars will continue to burn rubber for a while

While the proportion of diesel vehicles is expected to come down in the long term, auto analysts do not foresee a complete wipeout of this powertrain. JATO Dynamics predicts the share of diesels will come down to 15 percent by 2024-end, and dwindle further to 7.5 percent by 2030-end
IIT Madras hosts 2014 Shell Global Lecture Series

Shell and IIT Madras host a panel discussion and technology forum to discuss energy challenges.

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Internal Combustion Engines

Win Diesel: Why diesel cars will continue to burn rubber for a while

IIT Madras hosts 2014 Shell Global Lecture Series