Audi has started collaborating with US-based biotech firm Joule Unlimited in developing their E-Fuel back in 2011. Joule caught Audi’s attention when they successfully engineered a photosynthetic microorganism that emits ethanol and alkene; two important substances that makes up diesel fuel. All that’s left for Audi and Joule now is to refine the process of extracting the e-Fuel from the water where the microorganism thrives. Read more in our articles including "Audi claims their e-Fuel outperforms gas, diesel" and "Android Automotive OS now targets full vehicle control".
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Oct 28, 2025Audi has started collaborating with US-based biotech firm Joule Unlimited in developing their E-Fuel back in 2011. Joule caught Audi’s attention when they successfully engineered a photosynthetic microorganism that emits ethanol and alkene; two important substances that makes up diesel fuel.
All that’s left for Audi and Joule now is to refine the process of extracting the e-Fuel from the water where the microorganism thrives.
Our coverage of joule includes: "Audi claims their e-Fuel outperforms gas, diesel"; "Android Automotive OS now targets full vehicle control"; "Caterpillar reveals new Pickup Truck with modern technology". Each article provides unique insights and information.