Toyota, Subaru, and Mazda have
announced joint collaboration on a series of new internal combustion engines (ICE) set to launch later this decade.
Here are the details on the new engine announcement from all three automakers:
All three brands are developing EVs in parallel with new ICE-hybrid vehicles
All engines showcased were purpose-built for hybrids and PHEVs, so continuing to build such vehicles will require new investments in ICE technology as well
The companies have been working together on CNFs (i.e. synthetic e-fuels, bio-fuels, hydrogen and methane gaseous fuels) by entering CNF-powered cars into the Super Taikyu series
Toyota announces new 1.5L N/A, 1.5L turbo, and 2.0L turbo four-cylinder engines
The new engines use improved combustion tech and are more compact, allowing more flexible engine mounting and lets Toyota design more aerodynamic cars:
1.5L N/A replaces the 1.5L N/A...
