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" As with most motor shows these days, Geneva was awash with manufacturers displaying their green credentials in a bid to persuade the buying public they aren&amp;#039;t collectively suffocating the planet. Some, Honda and Renault for instance, display eccentric designs and concepts that are way out there, not even remotely similar to their mainstream petrol- and diesel-powered cars. Audi, however, is developing its E-tron strategy, which shows a clear link to the company&amp;#039;s DNA, but reinterpreted for electric power. On the other hand, Ford&amp;#039;s chief designer J.Mays told me that the Blue Oval company will retain its standard design throughout its lineup. Only a few styling tweaks would differentiate Ford&amp;#039;s future range of EVs and hybrids from the more common petrol- and diesel- powered products. &amp;quot;We want these buyers to be seen as part of the Ford family, and not be considered separate or somehow different from others,&amp;quot; says Mays, who adds that it&amp;#039;s a part of the &amp;quot;One Ford&amp;quot; strategy. Related posts:  Green Popemobile LA Auto Show: Chevrolet Volt takes Green Car of the Year award Green Car of the Year: Who&amp;#039;s Going to Win? \u2013 2011 Los Angeles Auto Show  "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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