Canada has taken a historic step in joining the mobility of the future, moving beyond EVs (in which America has been somewhat stagnant) and entering into direct competition with Japan. CES 2024 happened months ago, but we are still learning about innovations that were presented and have jumped to fame. One of them is the first engine that beats hydrogen and all known FCEVs. It works with a new fuel that is neither liquid nor gaseous, and could make things very difficult for Tesla.
It’s the end of ICE engines: A new prototype has been presented at CES 2024 and comes from Canada
Magna has revealed the next generation of its eDrive system at the CES 2024 with a demonstration of its capabilities for advanced electric vehicles. This new electric engine is still experimental, but it is expected to change the way most cars are designed and used in the future because it has better performance and adaptability to other uses than previous models.
This new electric engine by Magna is, therefore, developed to produce immense performance and efficiency, making […]
Could someone point me to a slightly more technical article on this new engine? Some of the points from the article and from the teasers before the article include:
* It’s “not electric, not hydrogen, not gasoline.”
* It’s “zero-emission combustion.”
* It “uses a fuel predicted 100 years ago.”
* “Hawking predicted this fuel.¨
* The new fuel “is neither liquid nor gaseous.”
The article seems to indicate the new engine is electric, and it doesn’t seem to explain what the new fuel is, although it refers to a KDH engine, which I googled. The KDH engine in my search results uses hydrogen.
In short, the article interested me but left me confused.