What Happened To Toyota’s Hydrogen V8 Engine
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- Опубліковано 10 чер 2024
- Toyota’s hydrogen-powered internal combustion engines have been said to be one of the most promising ways of powering vehicles in the future! And, out of them, the most impressive was the hydrogen V8 engine! Toyota promised us the world with it, telling us tales about its power and reliability, only for them to completely forget it in the past few months.
But why did this happen? And is there any way for Toyota to get back on track? Let’s answer these questions and more as we uncover What Happened to Toyota’s Hydrogen V8 Engine!
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If oil companies were smart they would invest in Hydrogen storage technology rather than fight it. There is no question H2 is the future, they just need to get onboard so they sustain their foothold in the market.
This does not answer the key question : does Toyota extract hydrogen from water in the car ? If not this video is mischievous and deceitful.
Exactly. The main goal would be to use water as fuel and use it to extract hydrogen.
No, it uses pure hydrogen gas.
They put it ` on the shelf ' until sufficient supplies of H catch up. The recent discovery of limitless supplies of H in underground cavities solves that problem. It will be back and in the end , ALL power needs will be met by H.
I hope they do it , this will totally take the market by storm
So, you think an engine with thousands of moving parts, which wear and need regular servicing and replacement, will be somehow superior to the alternative, with fewer than 30 moving parts and no fixed service requirement?
please close down the industry , Water vehicle is most blessing , a life giver !!!!!!
Toyota, I would love to own a hydrogen motor that converted the water directly when it needs too, even if that meant having to charge a separate battery pack to introduce more amperage to create hydrogen for the vehicle. As long as this meant only filling the car with water and charging the battery when needed.
Trois choses qui ne changent pas si ont les modifies ça baisse les ventes ou les acheteurs pretent pas attention.
Why aren't there any generators with this technology?!!!! !!!!!! !!!😵🤔
The range statement being considerably less does not make sense since the power output from Hydrogen is three times that of gasoline. If anything, there should be same power output but greater mileage. Hydrogen versus gasoline is simply more energy output, nearly three times that of gasoline and so there is a problem in this video.
*_”The range statement being considerably less does not make sense since the power output from Hydrogen is three times that of gasoline.”_*
Not true. Hydrogen has about 1/6 the energy potential of fossil fuels.
What about ammonia?
it reject NOx and is harmfull for the environment
This is a chinese yotuber
Hydrogen is terrible to try to use, expensive to handle, poor energy density. You can make engines BUT you can not fit enough fuel in the tank for any range (low energy density). This is a physics problem, not an engineering problem, there is no way to put a lot of green Hydrogen energy in a tank. It is about 1/18th the energy per volume as gas
Very poorly researched or conveyed. There is no EV vs hydrogen, because most hydrogen cars are EVs. What you're trying to compare is li-ion vs hydrogen EVs. The problem is that ICE itself is highly inefficient, whether you use gasoline or hydrogen. Hydrogen cars should be EVs, because EVs are inherently much more efficient. The big advantage with hydrogen ICEs is if you could simply replace the motor of existing ICE vehicles and particularly in trucks. My guess is that they figured out that this won't work.
Toyota is bmw now shi%*
Hydrogen is far better then EV's who paid you to make this bull crud video
Hmmmm....imagine an EV propaganda channel posting a massive heap of lies about Toyota's new engine design.
Give it up, EV'S are a dead end, Hydrogen works & in a decade or so (less than 1/5th the time EV's have had to be developed) it will be efficient.
Future generations will benefit from hydrogen fuel, but not Toyota.