Japanese automakers promote synthetic fuel
Five Japanese carmakers are deploying cars at the Osaka Expo world exhibition that run on a mix of synthetic fuels, among others. Subaru, Daihatsu, Mazda, Toyota and Suzuki are collaborating with oil company Eneos for this purpose.
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