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It’s Opposite Day: Porsche Invests $830 Million in Internal Combustion
It’s crazy, isn’t it? Just a couple of years ago, car manufacturers were scrambling to tell us the big news that all of their ...
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Komatsu Claims "World’s First Large Hydrogen-Combustion Dump Truck"
Komatsu says it has begun testing the world’s first large dump truck powered by a hydrogen combustion engine. Details at ...
Scout Motors May Have Cracked the Code to Make Electric Vehicles More Enticing
This decade-old idea could be a game changer for longtime internal combustion buyers.
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What Happened To The World's First Hydrogen-Powered Supercar?
The world's first hydrogen supercar was unveiled in 2020 and it still hasn't reached production. What happened to the ...
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Optimizing EV Lubricants with Electrified Tribotesting
Electrified tribotesting with the UMT TriboLab uncovers the complex relationship between electrical conditions and lubricant ...
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Maybe Volkswagen Won't Get Rid Of Engines After All
Volkswagen Group’s initial plan to phase out internal combustion engine models in Europe by 2033 is reportedly under review.
F-150 delay just the tip of the iceberg as Detroit 3 shift product plans away from EVs
All three of the Detroit automakers are changing and delaying near-term product plans amid market uncertainty.
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Mercedes Will Keep Its Best Engines Around
Mercedes-Benz isn't going all-in on EVs after all, better yet, its V8 and V12 engines are going to stick around.During its ...
Porsche Unveiled a Clever Piece of Engineering That Reinvents Turbocharging
"Hearst Magazines and Yahoo may earn commission or revenue on some items through these links." The Porsche 911 has changed quite a lot over the years, yet in all its iterations, it’s always followed ...