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Some of the biggest car manufacturers in the world have been working on technology that could help save the internal combustion engine!

From Porsche to Toyota and even Ferrari, several manufacturers have been exploring new ways to ensure that the internal combustion engine doesn’t cease to exist as more regulations are brought in over the next few years. But what sort of technology have they been working on?

Well, one of the most exciting innovations comes from Porsche, with patents for an all-new 6-stroke petrol engine having been uncovered! There’s a whole load of technical detail included with the patents, but this all-new design looks like it will help to radically boost power thanks to there being two power strokes in every three revolutions. With this in mind, not only is power increased, but it means that emissions will also decrease at the same time.

But that’s not all, both Ferrari and Toyota have unveiled patents and teased tech that makes use of hydrogen fuel. For example, patents reveal that Ferrari is undertaking work on a supercar that would Include a hydrogen-powered internal combustion engine!

Clearly, development of this is in the very early stages at the moment, but there are great benefits to be had with hydrogen fuel, mainly being the fact that no carbon dioxide is expelled from the car at all, so it’s an actual game-changer when it comes to reducing emissions! The only problem is that you may have trouble finding a place to refuel if the modern network is anything to go by…

But what do you think - could Porsche’s new patents help save the internal combustion engine? Let us know in the comments!
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