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ICE engines

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ICE engines are the regular engines that run on gasoline or diesel. They create power by burning fuel inside the engine.

Technical Definition

ICE stands for Internal Combustion Engine, which is the traditional type of engine that burns fuel to create power. This contrasts with electric engines that use batteries.

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"the auto manufacturers can match that with more fuel efficient ice engines that run on that higher octane if it's available on standard across the country."

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"...keeping faith with the old ice engines."

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