automotive fuels

Automotive fuels are substances that power vehicles, enabling them to run. The most common types are gasoline, diesel, and alternative fuels like electricity, hydrogen, and biofuels. Gasoline is a refined oil product, while diesel, used primarily in trucks and some cars, has a higher energy content. Electric vehicles use batteries charged from the grid; hydrogen vehicles convert hydrogen gas into electricity on-demand. Each fuel type has its own environmental impact, efficiency, and infrastructure needs. Choosing the right fuel can influence performance, costs, and sustainability.