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The wording of the article title gives the impression that they will stick with the engines they have got. Really they are just going to develop the engines the
by Theodores 6y ago
The wording of the article title gives the impression that they will stick with the engines they have got. Really they are just going to develop the engines they have and not design from scratch any new engines.
A new engine from scratch rarely happens. Many engines can be traced back decades with there never being a new design, just iterative improvement.
Can anyone think of a new engine developed from scratch? Without any parts carried over?
I suppose this happened when VW built the Veyron.
- Mauricebranagh 6y agoIn the 1980's when I was in college one of GM's main engines in the UK was basically a 1930's design (updated slightly over the years).
- valuearb 6y agoYea this title is total click bait.
- RickHull 6y agoThe VR6 from VW was introduced in 1991. I'm sure you can point to lineage with earlier designs, but it's a unique design. The Freevalve design from Koenigsegg also comes to mind.