Ford, GM, Porsche & Toyota Announce New Engines That Will DESTROY Electric Cars!
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- In this video, we look at the astonishing statements from four major automakers-GM, Porsche, Toyota, and Ford-that are poised to revolutionise the automobile industry. These businesses have recently unveiled innovative engine technology that might potentially upset the entire EV market. Leading the push, GM CEO Mary Barra, Porsche CEO Oliver Blume, Toyota CEO Koji Sato, and Ford CEO Jim Farley have all unveiled new developments, indicating a seismic change in automotive innovation.
General Motors, a stalwart in the automobile industry, is pushing the boundaries with their latest engine technology. Mary Barra's announcement demonstrates GM's dedication to producing high-performance, fuel-efficient engines that challenge the supremacy of electric vehicles. This ambitious initiative places GM as a serious challenger to EV powerhouses such as Tesla, Rivian, and Lucid Motors.
Porsche, known for its expensive sports cars, will not be surpassed. CEO Oliver Blume's introduction unveils a breakthrough engine that combines traditional power with cutting-edge technology to provide unrivalled performance. This invention intends to compete directly with Tesla's Model S and Lucid Air, while retaining Porsche's hallmarks of precision engineering and luxury.
Toyota, the world leader in automobile technology, is also making waves. Koji Sato has introduced an engine that claims to combine efficiency and sustainability, potentially overshadowing the appeal of electric cars. Toyota's new engine technology is expected to compete with not only Tesla but also other electric vehicle makers such as NIO and BYD, marking a key milestone in the industry.
Ford, a famous name in American automotive history, is redefining power and economy with its most recent engine announcement. Jim Farley's revelation establishes Ford as a major player in the contest against EV manufacturers. This new engine technology is intended to provide powerful performance while attacking the market share of electric competitors such as Tesla, Rivian, and Bollinger Motors.
In this video, we look at how GM, Porsche, Toyota, and Ford's announcements could impact the future of the automobile industry. Will these new engines take over the market, or will the EV revolution continue to accelerate? Join us as we examine the consequences, compare technology, and forecast the future of transport in this period of extraordinary innovation.
Lots of words, very little detail or explanation.
"Under her leadership"? What leadership?
Ever think that Trumpty Dumpty is tilting the scale to Elon for a reason 💸💸💸? Trying to drown out the competition for his cash cow
At the end the AI voice forgot to say…” this video was sponsored by the world oil companies”. What 💩
This is to me the best way forward. My choice is electric for urban driving and ICE for long distance cruising and “fun” weekend drives. Normally this means 2 cars. An ideal solution for me is the ICE - electric hybrid - 2 cars in one! I hope governments become open to this realistic solution to reducing emissions while not destroying existing infrastructure and the chaos that might ensue. Thanks for this video.
The increase in EV is the reduction of using petroleum. I see in the introduction of this new engine to keep using petroleum. Why does the automobile industry not look to build engines that use solar energy? Now, that will be an improvement that will help the environment to reduce pollution.
Easier said than done, I'm afraid. 🥺
The main issue of combustion engine is maintenance and costly due to its huge amount of components involved in its structure. As consumers, we will definitely look into this aspect, not limited to efficiency of the engine
Innovation and technology, but are they dependable? Many new engines self-destruct junk.
Ford EcoBoost already has a horrible reputation.
New Engines, announced by GM, Porsche & Toyota will be so expensive nobody could afford it, dream on.
Engine = ICE - EV = Motor. Don't call an electric motor an engine.
It's an engine whether you like it or not. An engine or motor is a machine designed to convert one or more forms of energy into mechanical energy. Got it? Good.
@@davidbarry994 sorry blue engines and motors are different now go back to playing your tiddly winks game motor head
@@davidbarry994 Nope.
Totally agree.. it’s a motor not an engine.
davidbarry994 is correct. Technically, a "motor" is driven by alternating attracting and repelling electromagnetic fields while a combustion "engine" is driven by expanding heat from burning fuel in a closed chamber. In layperson's parlance, the terms "engine" and "motor" are sometimes acceptably used interchangeably, meaning generally locomotion or a means of harnessing work. Witness the "motorcycle” (enginecycle?). And what is a "turbine" for generating electricity? Is it a "motor" if the source of energy comes from electron-attracted gravity-induced hydropower and an "engine" if the source of power comes from expanding steam over burning coal? Linguistic traditions take perplexing twists and turns.
This comes from a ford company who can’t get a vehicle out for a month before it’s recalled for a major quality problem.
But on the other hand, UNLIKE GM and Dodge, Ford didn't need a government bailout during the Great Recession.
I don’t know how much more loudly the majority of car buyers can scream it: WE DON’T WANT ELECTRIC VEHICLES!
They can "vote with their wallets". For those who don't want EV, they can just simply choose between Hybrids (shown in this video) or, combustion only. Trust me, Auto makers will build what will sell!
Then don’t buy a ELECTRIC VEHICLE problem solved, me I stuck with the horse.
@@Reginald-rr1gh It is part of Operation Reset.
Don't "scream", just vote the biden/harris cartel out of office. Help the auto manufacturers avoid the socialists who are desperate for electric vehicles...
@@Reginald-rr1gh Pee wee Herman, What, big ear, wow you are part of the majority any proof or just normal BS from the MAGAts ?
They’re not worth the cost, depreciation, dependability and the list goes on.
Actually thye are, but you do you all the way to the poor house.
Yes unlike ICE!
@@ronz7046 How crazy and idiotic are you going to allow yourself to become?
No dates for actual delivery of any of these engines? No specific statistics or measurements on how much "better" these hybrids are? Stop wasting my time!
Sounds like last call for all ice engines, that's it guys pull out these prototypes that were shelved for years...
Over the last 100 years, the oil companies has systematically, bought up and shelved all major advancements in battery technology, thereby ensuring, that battery advancement never sees the light of day. This is there way of protecting thier industry and interests.
Another EV enthusiast's conspiracy theory. Did you know that it's the oil companies who are funding the vast majority of EV R&D?? Ask yourself why.
pushing super high maint costs onto the consumer of course. I'm sure these new engines will be littered with expensive fixes.
You just had to show exhaust from a car in cold weather! That's not bad exhaust. Another lie to manipulate the ev car.
You do know that the gas that kill people is colorless and odorless also tail pipe emissions are the biggest contributor to lung cancer, here let me prove a point start you car in a closed garage and wait are you up to it to prove a point? Sure you are!
those same people believe contrails from a jet are spreading poisons on the human race below...it's condensed moisture people...
Ever notice how PLUMP the Ford, Chevy CEO's are compared to other world CEO's of car companies that are slim, fit and not BLOATED with excess? This is the REAL case study here.
More shit designed to go wrong on Ford and GM 😅
@@rickyhaycraft2513 One reason isn’t because they are making FAT profits.
@@flash521 Fat profits? Only on their trucks, the rest they cannot sell so Ford simply stopped making cars for the most part.
EVERYONE are just too damn expensive!!!
A typical EV battery weighs about 1000 lbs and contains 25 lbs of lithium, 60 lbs of nickel, 44 lbs of manganese, 30 lbs of cobalt, 200 lbs of copper, 400 lbs of aluminium, steel, and plastic. There is over 6.000 individual lithium-ion cells. To produce, you need to process 25,000 lbs of brine for the lithium, 30,000 lbs of the earths ore for the cobalt, 5,000 lbs of ore for the nickel, 200 lbs of graphite, and 25,000 lbs of ore for the copper. It requires an average of 500,000 lbs of the earth's crust to manufacture ONE battery for an EV car. These batteries cannot be recycled, so even in some minor accidents, the entire battery and vehicle need to be replaced. Not to mention the thousands of barrels of crude oil used in the manufacturing process of EV batteries, and the complete reliance on electric energy (mostly coal!!!) to charge the battery and the toll that takes on the environment. If you think for a second that EV vehicles are "environmentally friendly", well... I have a bridge to sell you.
Stating “mostly coal” for the source of electricity is BS therefore I assume that the rest of your statistics are wrong. Coal only supplied 16% in 2023 in the USA. Solar and wind with grid level batteries are getting a bigger share every day.
True message. That “they” are feverishly trying to push the agenda/concept and entirely avoid anything related to the points you made and more, screams of ulterior motive.
Too many facts. It hurts their heads.
Somebody already sold you their bridge. All lies, big and small. Refineries anyone?
These batteries cannot be recycled? That's strange because there are three companies in my city that do exactly that. Further, as a retired geologist I can only laugh at your "crust" nonsense.
Batteries simply don't work well in extreme heat or cold environments. Moreover, batteries contain toxic metals like cadmium and arsenic that no one is talking about their safe disposal post use....
Recycling is already in operation. Try to keep up.
The HySE technology presented at this year’s DAKAR by several automotive companies, is well past this ancient (redundant) point..
HySE is a fair shot trying to squeeze the last out of the well developed piston technology, (especially maybe for trucks? )
But - if it’s at the same level as EV’s is yet to be proven..? ❤ 👍
No one mentioned the efficiency of these engines but Improving engine efficiency is an issue that is common to automobile manufacturers, and according to Nissan's website for example, Nissan's latest engines may achieve a claimed 50% efficiency, more than the usual maximum of approx 40% thermal efficiency is being achieved. However, it took almost 30 years to improve thermal efficiency from 30% to 40%.
This is a far cry from the electric motor which can achieve 95% of efficiency energy into motion.
The efficiency of the efficiency of delivering electrical energy from generation to sources also fast superior to delivering hydrocarbons from the ground.
These are just the dying cries of a the legacy hydrocarbon industries and will not survive. They cannot because oil will not and oil is running out.
Electrically power vehicles have to succeed and the dinosaur internal compassion engines die out in common use.
...I don't understand why people have to charge their cars with cables....
They must be rechargeable while they move...???
We don't mind advancement of technology, keep it in the hands of industrialists, keep politics out of it, because every time politics gets involved with anything it becomes a flop, politics does not ever solve problems, they create problems, let's industrialists and scientists get together with common sense and keep the workforce going
Remember Obama's Solar Cell Manufacturing push, and $500B vanished?
Yes they’re not in it for the money or anything and they always worry about our safety.
The OEM motor industries last attempt to pull the wool over everyone’s eyes and keep the cash flowing to the oil industry. None of these engines with the exception of Porsche have a release date, and even the Porsche is created just for power over cleanliness. Frankly the whole video is embarrassing!
The oil industry is fuelling the drive for EVs. Where do you get your information. They've been playing both sides of the energy fence for years.
@@jimgrady8004 nope!
@@jimgrady8004 Amazing how public fast chargers are getting as expensive as gas pumps.
@@jimgrady8004 Where do you get your information? Off the back of a cereal box?
@@OrmondOtvos fast chargers are emergency only, just like fuelling at motorway services! Most charging is done at home. I currently pay 7p/kwhr because it’s off peak green energy. This is the problem when you rely on people who know nothing on RUclips for your information, you spout useless rubbish! Try talking to people who use EVs on a daily basis and you get closer to reality. I do 20k a year in an EV I use fast chargers no more than once or twice a month on average, so most of the time I’m getting 250 miles for £6.50😉
Politics push for EV leads to more government control of our movements.
Cutting advancement in fuel effiency ? How'd you con investors into spending profits on development?
OK then, we are waiting, While Tesla is already in steering by wire, 48 Volt technology, all wheel steering, and factories run by human robots. What?
They better build ICE cars because i will never buy or drive anything i have to plug in to run not going to happen i will stay with gas only.!!!!!
No more ice for me
July 28, it was announced that the Belleville Ontario, Canada EV battery plant under construction and slated for operation in 2025, has construction work HALTED due to battery cell demand issues. Huge amount of Canadian government loans and grants wasted.
Wait till you hear how much they give big oil every f*cking year!
Ohhh Canada...! Thank your boy Justin.
Quite the group justin trudeau,steven RUNT guilbeault,gerald COWARD butts and ummm chrystia “myster speeker “freeland all lame dimwits
Never happen! Unless these new engines increase the efficiency from 33% to 66% they will never compete with the BEV. Notice the power improvements are from external systems like turbo chargers and hybrid drives. Not by improving the gasoline to mechanical rotation efficiency.
That doesn’t negate the myriad deficiencies of EV’s.None of this EV push is about CO2 it’s about $
The only electronic vehicle I want is a golf cart
Porsche, please tell Bentley before it’s too late.
Let car industries find way to renovation old cars to save natural resource and environment.
Another you tube clip with 2 minutes of facts and the rest bs
While appreciating the new developments in these engines we should not forget the fact that fuels are a very scarce resource and they are going to be over.
It would be better to the world, if they invested on bicycles , and manual power machines.
Just refined Hybrids!
I agree the best way to refine them is to take out the battery bit
It took him 8 minutes to say what you did in 3 words
How is there fuel economy as compared to current engine? It would be great if some stats were included in the video. It seems like repeating same thing again and again that these engines are great without any figures.
This is the future, stop forcing EV’s we do not want.
Never Trust Politicians on ANYTHING.
Heard it all befor, A ten year old 100,000 mile one of these, will be on its last leg. The only winners are the garages that keep repairing them
*_FUN FACT: Apart from the inevitable toxic waste genetated by all batteries at the end of their useful cycle, the production of vehicle batteries also entails the depredation of forests and jungles, the natural habitat of many endangered species and of the oxigen producing vegetation that sustains ALL LIFE._*
Where do law makers/people expect all this electricity to come from to charge EV’s? It is not an endless supply of electricity, forget about the infrastructure, the power is the real issue.
Diesel generators can produce the power 🤣🤣🤣
Refineries use electricity also. Less gas means less refinery electric use. Gas pumps require electricity. Less pumps more electricity available for ev’s
Yes we must stop selling electric dryers and stoves ! Also did you ever see that big yellow ball in the sky?
The studies are already done, the solar/batteries being installed. It's all OK. Calm down.
They just forgot to tell you this minor detail which upset their plans to “put you back on their plantation” for good!
Electric is over. Unreliable and expensive. Hybrid are the future. Excellent reporting
Dreaming. You can't avoid, EV will be winner
Very smart of the car manufacturers. It is only a matter of time before people realize the scam of EV's. EV's are the most polluting cars on the road when you consider the total impacts; increased materials to build an EV, shorter life span of EV, losses of energy in transporting it from the power plant to the charging station, losses in converting from AC to DC, etc. Having a cleaner alternative available when people figure it out is good business.
People think the electricity comes out of the charging stations like milk comes out of jugs.
U R just burping up lies, like a good puppet.
I use a 3 liter Ford diesel that has a ten speed transmission. Replacing a battery is crazy expensive. Those who hate global warming need to figure out how to turn off volcanoes. I suspect the pollution from volcanoes is really high. I also suspect the pollution produced from making and disposing of batteries may be very high. I wonder if making house roofs from solar panels may be the best solution.
The fact is ICE is dead. The question is why these four automakers are pushing ICE cars? Simple, they cannot make a profit selling EV's, although the other factor is the fuel industry. Samsung has recently announced solid-state battery technology will power up premium EVs first, giving them up to 621 miles of range, and charging in 9 minutes. Only a matter of time before every EV has great range and fast charging.
What have you been smoking?
@@MarkByerley-zd1ud Have some coffee and wake up to the changes climate change will bring in the near future.
@@igorscot4971 Climate change is a natural Earth process and has happened many, many times before humans were even here. Who is to blame for those previous warmings?
I was expecting something like hydrogen fueled. But it didn't say how enhanced the improvements would be? 50 mpg, 75 mpg, or better? Click bait.
To me hybrid has always been the way to go. Electric rd cities and towns and fuel fed on long journeys. Toyota seems the way forward.
LoL ... Japanese have be SAYING that since 2010. By 2030 ....... MOST Japanese, US and EU car manufacturers will have to CLOSE DOWN due to lack of Order.
We still have not solved what to do with nuclear waste and dead EV batteries. We still can’t solve the garbage problem and recycling. Recently we all had to switch to the “required” yellow recycling bucket. I had 2 great blue ones with wheels and a lid. But NO, we have to use the yellow buckets. So each household gets only one, where you need at least 2. So now everyday people come to our office park and dump their trash in our garbage bins and don’t recycle, because it has become a big pain in the ass. So when we solve all of these problems we might actually be solving some problems. But we can go to the moon and back. And there is not enough infrastructure for EV’s and we don’t have the electric power to do it. Soon my wife will be taking our laundry and some rocks to the river.
"Soon my wife will be taking our laundry and some rocks to the river." That is exactly the future the Globalists have in mind for all of us. In the future you will own nothing and be happy (or else).
Poison is poison, no matter how one names it😂😂
So when EVs price point is about $10000 how are they complex engines makers going to compete?
Clearly aimed at people who are not interested in, or cannot handle the facts.
No new engine is going to radically reduce harmful emissions.
Gasoline car engines have been very clean for decades.
Reducing CO2 is the new goal.
Which will reduce fuel consumption.
Hybrids are achieving reduced CO2 with the higher fuel economy.
Part of this is reducing the rpm range where the engine will be working. Allowing more refined tuning.
Toyota hybrids never idle. A higher emissions mode.
The old car manufacturer are consoling themselves. Your days are numbered, everything in this world has an end.
What do you think generates the electricity for EV CARS? ITS NOT Solar or wind power.
The carbon footprint to produce the lithium is far higher than the footprint to produce petroleum fuels.
Why is it not solar or wind or nuclear?
I own a 2024 Cadillac Lyriq and love it, it's a great car. GM shines with the Lyriq.
Beautiful vehicle.
I'd like to see Non EV cars with a mileage of over 60+ mpg which also includes Midsize and Fullsize Pickup trucks
Japan already knew this right from the start.
Then why are all the Japanese car companies going bust? Nissan, Subaru, Honda and Suzuki are on their knees and Toyota isn't far behind.
@@davidbarry994What's with all your gloom and doom? Where are getting your information from?
Virtually all these engines represent lots more complexity and maintenance problems for very little benefit.
Options forced by government
What government forced anything on you ?
@@ronz7046 Democrats.
@@agreetodisagree4751 nope please state what you where forced to do ?
Choices forced by fossil fuel CO2 heating the planet. Settled science. Don't be fooled.
Toyota will be using BYD hybrid because their system is outdated.
Yet still a constant stream of TV adverts for EV's 🤔
These engines require dealerships to send their mechanics to school to learn
how to repair and fine tune these types of engines.
So, I think buyers should be wary of these new engines, and wait 2 ot 3 years
until the mechanics learn more about their maintenance and repair.
Let's see if the Constitution grants the federal government the right to ban or mandate car types:
"The powers not delegated to the United States by the Constitution, nor prohibited by it to the States, are reserved to the States respectively, or to the people."
Nope.
BYD has a similar car that you can fill the little gas tank in New York, and drive all the way to Miami. These engines you describe, will be a temporary fix in countries with very poor electric infrastructure, like USA.
These Hybrid engines may be the perfect solution for those who live where they cannot charge at home. It will cost much less per mile to fuel and maintain these, than to have to rely solely on public DC fast charging for a battery electric vehicle. HOWEVER, If you can charge at home, you're likely better off, going for pure EV. These won't slow the adoption of EV's, but these are the perfect transition during the transition to full electric. This concept is also the perfect thing for trucks, that need to pull trailers for long distances.
So Prius was right all along. 55 mpg and reliable.
JUST PUT A Alternator on the wheels 🛞 😎 😉 $$$
When you cannot compete in the EV industry, think of alternatives; cars that run on water, cars that run on nuclear energy, etc????
As an old time lover of combustion engines, I applaud these advances in new engine technology, but as a pragmatic person, Elon Musk must love this.
If they started today to produce enough power for all these car it will never happen be for 2050 lmao
Trends moved the business never give up in within moments, function to forms / forms to function in designs
Sounds that the motor manufacturers have had knowledge like this for decades but have kept it quiet for the sake of the oil companies. Back-handers ?
He wants to say the major car manufactures WILL develop technology to turn banana peels to energy like the movie Back to the Future. When? pretty soon.
Car battery weights 1500 pound … 4 cylinder engine 275 pound … any question.
Far less moving parts. We are just seeing the beginning, will greatly reduce in weight and cost in the future. EV is far more suitable into AI system. Gas is just mis-fit in the AI world.
Batteries and getting better and better. You have no foresight. The ICE has to go. Nobody needs to truth Putin and the Saudis
@@neilwani1178 All of you guys shout about the future: better batteries, more charging, blahblahblah. So what sense does it make to buy one today? Wouldn't be better to wait until this glorious future arrives and then buy one? Why struggle with short ranges and charging problems now when I can wait until all of that is solved and have an actually practical car and support system?
As long as they do not use petrol or oil, I am keen.
Without EV's the car industry would still be churning out the old technologies.
They needed a kick up the backside.
EV's will soon have batteries that will allow ranges of 500 miles plus, and you can charge them at home!!
Wait and see if any of these new engines materialise.
They're already in China...
@@OrmondOtvos
Who is??
Lol
It was predicted that water will become expensive and source of disaster
The short version: EVs are on their way out, hybrids are the future... if anyone can afford them.
Ev already out + hybrids they all suck🔥. All mandates are dead.... and they're not the law.... How did the last mandate work out for you all dumbasses not so good did it. DEAD......
Formula 1 engines are v6 1.6 litres capacity and develop 1000 HP. High efficiency IC engines are only just beg7
@@user-xo5tr4ib9q The question is how long manufacturers will invest in Formula 1 petrol engines, while road cars are forced electric.
Try driving one daily, also replacing the engine every 500 miles.
YAY !!! Love the 'blend' in technologies... !!!
These hybrid engines embody the ICE manufacturers business model.
More complex and more things to break down and need replacement.
They’re getting creative. Got to give them that.
How about zero emissions… 1 stroke…mike
The Sound of 747 on top of Johnson @Johnson Industry Roof.
Why not build a motor that turns an alternator that send power to electric motor like a train engine does
Been done BMW i3.
@@ronz7046 I3 Rex, with teeny generator. Failed. It's called a serial hybrid. Ford Fusion?
I'll believe it when I see it!
I also would go down this route.
It will also help keeping the employment skills apprenticeships and garages .
EV or fuel cell cars are only solution for future…
Jumped into electric far too quickly.
MUSIC TOO LOUT ! ! !
How convenient. They are going to allow the patents to be developed.
I love this ❤😊. Hopefully, sooner in the future, more vehicles are made like these one on the video. 😮🎉
Thankfully GM got the LS motor group good for all those years that can be used in all the old classics if needed if. Newer stuff is just a headache of computers.
we need a car used water engine, the cleanest engine. invented by pilipino engineer.. its clean and run by water..
EVs will do well as long as they offer better value for money to buy and run.
Mine sure has. No repairs but rubber for tires and windshield wipers. Solar charge at home=5 cents/mile.
Sure … that’s why TOYOTA is building now in 2024 - $ 5 billion factory to make batteries in NC