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The internal combustion engine is not dead. It is, however, on a timeline. This section covers the petrol and diesel side of the automotive industry — new ICE launches, engine technology, manufacturer decisions about which combustion models to build or cancel, and the increasingly complicated relationship between a century-old technology and the regulatory environment rapidly being designed to replace it. Cars & Code covers internal combustion without nostalgia or apology: these are extraordinary machines, the industry around them is in genuine flux, and the stories are worth telling on their own terms.
10 articles about Internal Combustion
In a week so on-the-nose it could be a satire, the two companies that share the Volvo name went in precisely opposite directions on combustion power. One unveiled a freshly engineered, in-house, hydrogen-ready 13-litre diesel. The other publicly admitted it…
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This is what happens when an EV strategy goes badly wrong. The Accord turned 50 on 8 May,…
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Two years ago, Ram launched a "Final Edition" of its Hemi-powered 1500 truck. There were ceremonies. Press releases.…
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