A New Kind of Hybrid: Mazda’s Dual Fuel Car
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When I think of hybrid automobiles, my mind instantly says Hybrid = Battery + Gasoline Engine. Not any longer. The folks at Mazda are preparing to release a new sort of hybrid - a “Dual Fuel” vehicle that runs on Gasoline and Hydrogen. Because an all-hydrogen car is at least a decade away (hype translation: 20 years) Mazda has adapted its RX-8 sports car series into the RX-8 Hydrogen RE that allows the car to use gasoline when there isn’t a handy hydrogen “filling station” around.
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2 Comments
jim
December 14th, 2006
at 9:02am
Marketing taurine-excretia along the same lines as the “dual fuel”
gasoline and propane/LPG vehicles produced in years gone by in
order to garner tax rebates and other ‘credits’ for the manufacturers
and purchasers … but
Kimon
December 28th, 2007
at 8:13pm
Does that mean it can use both hydrogen and gasoline simultaneously or do they share combustion chambers? BMW have already developed the Hydrogen7 which is basically a 760Li with the 6.0 litre V12 adapted to run on both hydrogen and petrol. Still good to see Mazda joining the party, since no one else has done a Rotary hydrogen vehicle as far as I know yet.