ACEA defends plug-in hybrids after green group's slam

Land Rover says the Defender plug-in hybrid has an electric-only range of 43 km and CO2 emissions of 76 grams per km. (Land Rover)

September 18, 2020 11:31 AM

ACEA has refuted claims made in an explosive report that described plug-in hybrids a "con" for producing far more emissions than officially recorded.

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