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The Cero Emisiones badge. For the plug-in hybrid, the 40 km threshold refers to electric-only range, not total range including fuel. The badge does not mean zero environmental impact over the vehicle’s life or that a plug-in hybrid stops producing exhaust emissions when its combustion engine runs.
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