Glossary / General

ICE vehicle

12 Episode Mentions

Too Afraid to Ask

An ICE vehicle is a car that uses a traditional engine that burns fuel, like gasoline or diesel, to run. This is different from electric cars that use batteries and electric motors.

Technical Definition

ICE stands for Internal Combustion Engine, which refers to traditional vehicles that use gasoline or diesel fuel to power their engines. This contrasts with electric vehicles (EVs) that rely on electric power.

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"...depending on if somebody wants to purchase an EV or stick with their ICE vehicle."
EV Fuel Costs, Surprises Included In Wheel Time Podcast: Your Go-To Automotive Talk Show 06:39

"versus an ice vehicle and what that means so. Interesting so then maybe it's like talking on [1346.0s] electric vehicles when we look on this chart here there's the the gray ones down at the bottom..."
Owners Rank These Brands Best (And Worst) for Initial Quality: Ep. 128 The AutoGuide Show 22:17

"Even the slow ones, quote unquote, are really fast by ICE vehicle standards. So that's not a discriminator anymore."
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