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technology3 hours ago•2 min saved

Alpine's Alpenglow Hydrogen V6 Roars to 9,000 RPM with Water-Only Exhaust

Alpine’s Alpenglow hydrogen-powered V6 prototype revs to 9,000 rpm, delivering about 740 hp and a top speed of 205 mph while emitting only water vapor. The design uses a pre-chamber and regulator for hydrogen at ~700 bar, with compact storage tanks and standard radiators to maintain aero efficiency. Blue energy-recovery brake lights and a transparent acrylic rear spoiler underscore that this car is a mobile lab for testing hydrogen in high-performance applications, suggesting clean-energy ICE viability without heavy battery packs.

via supercarblondie.com|

#alpine #hydrogen #internal-combustion

business10 days ago•16 min saved

Stellantis Stumbles on EV Push, Bets Big on Combustion Comeback

Stellantis reported a net loss of $26.3 billion for 2025, hit by about $29.9 billion in unusual charges tied to its costly EV push, with net revenues falling 2% to $180.8 billion. CEO Antonio Filosa said results reflect overestimating the energy transition and the need to reset around customers’ freedom to choose from electric, hybrid, and internal-combustion tech. As U.S. demand leans back toward gas-powered vehicles and Europe revisits diesel, Stellantis is pivoting toward combustion and hybrid offerings and expects a mid-single-digit revenue gain in 2026.

via Gizmodo|

#2025-loss #automotive-industry #business

automotive2 years ago•2 min saved

Limited Edition Alfa Romeo Quadrifoglio Carbon Models Make a Lasting Impression

Alfa Romeo is releasing special Quadrifoglio Carbon Edition models of the Stelvio and Giulia for the 2024 model year, limited to just 130 units combined and exclusive to the North American market. Priced at $86,470 for the Giulia and $93,870 for the Stelvio, the models feature exterior changes such as a carbon fiber grille and mirror caps, black badges, carbon fiber side sills, and gold calipers. The interior includes exclusive red sports seats and carbon fiber accents. Powered by a 2.9-liter twin-turbo V6 engine, the Carbon Edition models retain Alfa Romeo's powerful performance.

via The Drive|

#alfa-romeo #automotive #carbon-edition