Mercury Marine’s 150R and 200R racing outboards presented at Cannes

Mercury Marine launched its “150R” and “200R” racing outboards in Cannes, built on the basis of the “V6” platform with three liters and 400 cubic centimeters of displacement. New colors for the engines already on the price list were also proposed in Genoa The recreational Mercury range is currently divided into four different families of engines related to each other in terms of engine blocks but different in terms of output so as to best adapt to the specific needs of each user. Overall, the powers involved range between two…

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Five-litre 4 cylinder engines at the service of agriculture

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The four-cylinder, five-liter “Dx5” series units from Hyundai Infracore made their debut at Eima, and therefore in the agricultural mechanization segment. A new entry that reconfirms the growth trend in the power supplied by the 4-cylinder engines used in the tractor sector and which aligns the Korean company with the proposals already in place by Agco Power, Kubota and Volvo Penta One of the most intriguing developments in the engine sector at Eima was the unveiling of Hyundai Infracore’s new four- and six-cylinder engines, covering a power range between 200…

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Yokohama Tws, sustainable and quality solutions

The brands Trelleborg Tires, Mitas, and Interfit all belong to the Yokohama Rubber Group, specifically under its division Yokohama Tws, which has been led by Global President Elio Bartoli since December 1st of last year. In this article, we feature an exclusive interview with him published by the Spanish magazine Agrotecnica. The Japanese group Yokohama Rubber is renowned in the automotive and motorcycle industries for its high-performance sports tires. However, its presence in heavy-duty transport and off-road tire sectors is equally significant, offering durable and robust tires for demanding applications.…

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Ferrari F80, a concentration of technology

The latest supercar from Maranello showcases Ferrari’s cutting-edge technological and performance advancements. The “F80” harnesses the extensive motorsport expertise of the Prancing Horse to create a high-performance road-going hypercar equipped with a hybrid powertrain delivering an astonishing 1,200 horsepower. A Technological Powerhouse Directly derived from Ferrari’s experience in top-tier motorsport categories such as Formula 1 and the World Endurance Championship—where Ferrari secured back-to-back victories at the 24 Hours of Le Mans with the “499P”—the new “F80” represents the pinnacle of Maranello’s engineering prowess. This supercar combines unparalleled performance with exceptional…

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Subaru enters the Superbike championship with Solterra, the first Safety Car full electric

Subaru enters the Superbike world championship woth Solterra, announcing a three-year partnership with the organizer of the Motul Fim Superbike (WorldSBK) World Championship. Thanks to this collaboration, the Subaru Solterra, the first fully electric SUV from the Japanese company, will be the Official Safety Car of the most important motorcycle championship for production derivatives. It is the first time that WorldSBK has selected a fully electric vehicle as the official Safety Car of the competition. This partnership celebrates our shared passion for innovation and adrenaline-fueled experiences, and remains unchanged even…

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Deutz Ag engines in Eima 2024: diversification objective

Deutz AG‘s presence at EIMA reaffirmed the German manufacturer’s diversification trends in response to current market challenges. The company is expanding its range of electrified solutions alongside its diesel engines and concrete hydrogen-powered offerings. At Eima, Deutz AG primarily aimed to strengthen its business in the traditional internal combustion engine segment while realigning its “green” portfolio to meet market demands for electrification and alternative fuels. This strategy, emphasized by Deutz CEO Sebastian Schulte in recent months, was reinforced at Eima with a commercial approach to electrification that shifted from providing…

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Audi A5, advanced electronics

The electric car market has struggled to take off, leading to a reshaping of long-term strategies among major automakers. Audi, though yet to officially revise its goal of an all-electric lineup by 2033, has broadened its hybrid offerings. As stated by Audi’s CEO Gernot Doller, “the transition will take longer than expected.” The first step in this direction is the new “A5” series, clearly delineating the divide between electric and combustion engine models. The new model unites the former “A4” and “A5” under a single name, Audi “A5,” following Audi’s…

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Ducati V2 twin-Cylinder: the heir to the throne

Exactly two years after it was anticipated in December 2022, when Ducati Corse CEO Claudio Domenicali announced that V-twin engines would continue to thrive at Borgo Panigale, the new “V2” made its debut at EICMA 2024. This engine is designed to power the mid-range models of the Emilia-based brand. Given the configuration’s deep connection to Ducati’s history and tradition, the brand’s engineers worked extensively to create an innovative unit, particularly from a structural and technical standpoint. The result is a 90-degree V-twin architecture boasting unprecedented standards of lightness and compactness…

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With the V3 engine, Honda astonishes once again

In 2010, Honda introduced the “DCT” (Dual Clutch Transmission), adapted from the automotive world, ushering in a technological evolution poised to replace mechanical gearboxes with robotic systems. With “DCT,” Honda solidified its image as a technically leading brand in the motorcycle world. However, since then, the company had not followed up with high-level innovative proposals comparable to the groundbreaking “DCT.” Now, Honda returns to its roots and regains a technological leadership position with the launch of a supercharged “V3” engine featuring an electrically powered centrifugal compressor, a technology matured through…

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Suzuki “Jimny Mata”, the retro style swan song

Suzuki “Jimny” is one of the most appreciated off-road vehicles on the market thanks to its excellent balance of performance, functionality, and price. Compact in size yet spacious inside and rich in terms of features, it boasts off-road capabilities comparable to, if not superior to, those offered by more prestigious American and British competitors. However, it achieves this with a 1.5-liter four-cylinder engine delivering 102 horsepower, with fuel consumption affordable for everyone. Its reduced dimensions also allow it to navigate environments and trails that are off-limits to larger off-road vehicles,…

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