A skunkworks team of automakers, truck manufacturers, and motorcycle builders are working to save the internal combustion engine. The key? Hydrogen, they say.

As you probably know, internal combustion engines are not very efficient. On average, modern gasoline engines in passenger cars manage around 35%, whereas diesel versions can do a bit above 40% ...

In 2026, Volvo will start testing hydrogen ICE trucks for customers The parent company of Volvo Trucks North America and Mack Trucks, Volvo Group, announced on May 23, 2024, that it will start testing ...

supporting them in efforts to make existing internal combustion engines hydrogen-ready In its pursuit of development and use of new power sources to achieve carbon neutrality in its products ...

In this feature, we're looking at current market conditions, trends, and technologies that all indicate the internal combustion engine isn't going anywhere anytime soon. Developments in ICE ...

The official stated that the quota would include separate bands for internal combustion engine (ICE) vehicles and electric vehicles. For ICE vehicles, the bands would be determined by engine ...

“The quota will have different bands for ICE (internal combustion engine) and electric vehicles,” the official explained. “For ICE vehicles, the bands for the quota will be based on engine ...

“A European 2035 phase-out of fossil fuel-burning cars is not quick enough: New cars with internal combustion engines should be banned by 2028 at the latest." Limousin called the deal ...

While F1 sticks with a 1.6-litre V6 hybrid model for next season, the formula will change with the ratio of electrification relative to the internal combustion engine being split 50/50 ...

During the Volkswagen Group's first-quarter earnings call, the company's CFO, Arno Antlitz, announced that Scout Motors will source EREV combustion engines from Mexico. The range extender system ...

THE development of all internal combustion engines using gas or oil as a fuel and for all duties, whether stationary on land or for transport, road, marine, or in the air, owes more to the ...