Fuji Heavy develops low-emission natural gas car

Fuji Heavy develops low-emission natural gas car

TOKYO, Japan - Fuji Heavy Industries Ltd. said May 28 it has developed a passenger car powered by compressed natural gas (CNG) that meets the government's ultra-low emission standards. The Legacy B4 CNG (shown in photo) is the first CNG-powered four-wheel-drive car ever developed in Japan, according to the automaker.

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