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August 12, 2008 | Jim Lane | Comments 0

Green Fuel Systems debuts E85 conversion kit for Toyota Prius

Green Fuel Systems announced that they have developed a flex-fuel conversion kit for the Toyota Prius, that will allow Prius owners to use E85 ethanol in the popular gasoline-electric hybrid. The system is retailing for $817.

A background report on E10, E20 and E30 is here.

A background report on E85 is here.

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