Green light for eco cars

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If there’s breaking news in the automotive world, chances are, you heard it in Geneva, Switzerland. For more than a century the city has played host to one of the world’s preeminent automotive exhibitions — the Geneva Motor Show — which in that time has featured almost every model of internal combustion-powered automobile to enter into mass production, as well as countless prototypes, concept cars and theoretical technologies. It is the stage on which automotive giants and small-scale developers alike unveil their latest innovations and upcoming models. If you want to see into the future of the automotive industry, Geneva may offer your best glimpse; if the industry is taking a new direction, then the exhibition is your signpost.  Brain beats brawn This year, the name of the game was diversification, with established makers diverging from longstanding traditions. The appearance of the Volkswagen Touareg, alongside the Porsche Cayenne, indicates the