Russia Is Experiencing a Boom in Diesel Cars Due to a Gasoline Shortage.
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In Russia, due to a prolonged shortage of gasoline and constant queues at gas stations, the demand for diesel cars, as well as electric cars and hybrids, has sharply increased.
Russians are buying up once-unpopular cars. Long lines at gas stations and a lack of gasoline have forced Russians to buy diesel cars. The number of such vehicles on the country's roads has begun to increase, according to RBC-Ukraine, citing The Moscow Times. Russians are buying up diesel cars Diesel-powered cars are not very popular in Russia: they account for only 6% of the 47.7 million vehicle fleet, according to Avtostat data. These are prim…
Gas in the Russian Federation has become a deficit.
Increased demand for diesel cars is linked to an “imbalance in supply” of fuel
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