Marelli has announced and launched its first hydrogen fuel system, including specific injectors with patented design and an advanced Engine Control Unit. This state-of-the-art solution is aimed at hydrogen engines which are similar to traditional endothermic engines but use hydrogen as fuel, producing no CO2 emissions, thus representing an interesting option for eco-mobility. As per Marelli,… Continue reading Marelli launches new fuel system for hydrogen propulsion systems
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Forvia to supply hydrogen storage systems for heavy-duty trucks in North America
Forvia, the seventh largest automotive technology supplier, has been awarded a contract from a major clean energy technology company to supply Type IV hydrogen storage systems for heavy-duty commercial vehicles in the North American market, with production starting in 2025. This is the second award for hydrogen storage solutions acquired by Forvia in North America… Continue reading Forvia to supply hydrogen storage systems for heavy-duty trucks in North America
Forvia to supply hydrogen storage systems for heavy-duty trucks in North America
Forvia, the seventh largest automotive technology supplier, has been awarded a contract from a major clean energy technology company to supply Type IV hydrogen storage systems for heavy-duty commercial vehicles in the North American market, with production starting in 2025. This is the second award for hydrogen storage solutions acquired by Forvia in North America… Continue reading Forvia to supply hydrogen storage systems for heavy-duty trucks in North America
Electric Morgan Super 3: sub-700kg and 150 miles of range
Morgan has unveiled its second iteration of a battery-electric three-wheeler, this time called XP-1, with its eye set firmly on building its EV technical and manufacturing knowledge to prepare for the arrival of battery-powered models. The Morgan XP-1, which uses the body and aluminium monocoque chassis of the Ford-powered Super 3 launched nearly two years… Continue reading Electric Morgan Super 3: sub-700kg and 150 miles of range
New Coventry coachbuilder aims to build UK’s most exclusive cars
He added: “We will only work on a certain grade of vehicle. “If somebody brought in a Mazda, for instance: there’s nothing wrong with Mazda, but if somebody brought in a Mazda and said ‘could you fit a coachbuilt body to it?’, we wouldn’t.” Allesley’s first project will be a “very large, superluxury SUV” commissioned… Continue reading New Coventry coachbuilder aims to build UK’s most exclusive cars
New Mercedes-AMG CLE 53 Coupé brings 442bhp straight six
Mercedes-AMG has revealed the new CLE 53 Coupé as an indirect replacement for the discontinued E53 Coupé. Set for UK sale early in 2024, the hot new two-door builds on the standard CLE with significantly more power, more sporting exterior styling and an upgraded interior. Power comes from AMG’s twin-turbocharged 3.0-litre straight-six petrol engine, supported by an integrated… Continue reading New Mercedes-AMG CLE 53 Coupé brings 442bhp straight six
Stellantis working on hydrogen combustion engines
Stellantis is working on hydrogen combustion engines as one of four different solutions to zero-emissions driving, CEO Carlos Tavares has said. Tavares was speaking at the opening of the Symbio hydrogen fuel cell factory in Lyon, France. Symbio is an equally owned joint venture between Stellantis, automotive supplier Forvia and tyre maker Michelin. Stellantis – which owns 14 car… Continue reading Stellantis working on hydrogen combustion engines
Waymo is full speed ahead as safety incidents and regulators stymie competitor Cruise
Passengers ride in an electric Waymo full self-driving technology in Santa Monica Allen J. Schaben | Los Angeles Times | Getty Images Waymo, Alphabet‘s self-driving car unit, is having a relatively good couple of months – at least, compared to one of its key rivals: GM‘s Cruise. Formerly known as the Google self-driving car project… Continue reading Waymo is full speed ahead as safety incidents and regulators stymie competitor Cruise
Stellantis resurrects small Fiat 500e EV for the U.S., starting at $34,095
The 2024 Fiat 500e. Stellantis DETROIT — Stellantis is resurrecting the all-electric Fiat 500e for the U.S. market, as the automaker begins to release electric vehicles domestically to meet tightening fuel economy regulations. The small city car is expected to first go on sale as a special edition “(500e)RED” model early next year, starting at… Continue reading Stellantis resurrects small Fiat 500e EV for the U.S., starting at $34,095
China’s EV carmaker Nio jumps 4% after reporting narrower-than-expected losses
Nio’s ET5 stands on display at the Central China International Auto Show on May 25, 2023, in Wuhan, China. Getty Images | Getty Images News | Getty Images Nio on Tuesday reported narrowing losses in the third quarter, but gave a revenue forecast below market expectations. Here’s how Nio did in the third quarter, according… Continue reading China’s EV carmaker Nio jumps 4% after reporting narrower-than-expected losses