diesel

FCA Faces $4 Million Fine for Emissions Violations

1 day ago

Fiat Chrysler Automobiles (FCA), now part of the Stellantis group, has recently faced serious consequences for violating diesel engine emissions regulations. Following a multi-year investigation, FCA has been fined $4 million. This decision was made under an agreement reached with the U.S. Department of Justice and the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA).

VW Revival: In-Depth Breakdown of the V10 Diesel Engine

12 days ago

Technical specialists recently conducted an extensive teardown of the Volkswagen V10 diesel engine, which has become iconic for its power and efficiency. This rare event was carried out to gain a better understanding of how this engine works and to evaluate its components regarding durability and potential improvements. The teardown paid close attention to every element, from the complex intake system to the turbocharger that gives it impressive performance.

Dissecting the Everyday Cummins Diesel Engine: What We Found?

3 months ago

A new video from Cummins reveals the inner workings of their diesel engines, including surprising insights and factors affecting performance. Company specialists decided to tear down one of their popular engines to showcase its internal components and their interconnections. The video visually demonstrates how the systems that make Cummins diesel engines reliable and efficient are structured.

Lula's Green Fuel Law: Farmers Get the Favor over Oil Giant Petrobras

4 months ago

Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva has signed a law which significantly alters the regulations concerning the production and use of green fuel in the country. This new legislation is tailored to support local farmers and biodiesel production, putting the oil giant Petrobras at a disadvantage. Lula is managing a transition toward more sustainable energy sources and actively encourages the use of biofuels in the transportation sector.

Former Volkswagen CEO Denies Criminal Charges in Diesel Emissions Scandal

4 months ago

In Germany, former Volkswagen CEO Martin Winterkorn denies all criminal charges related to the widely publicized pollution scandal caused by diesel emissions manipulation. This statement comes amid ongoing court proceedings, where Winterkorn and several other high-ranking company officials are accused of unintentional fraud and data manipulation. According to him, he does not bear responsibility for the company's actions and claims he has never been accused of deliberate fraud.