Multinacional Bosch terá seu primeiro motor de hidrogênio em 2024: Não será elétrico. É um motor de combustão interna que mudará tudo

Bosch’s Multinational Will Have Its First Hydrogen Engine in 2024: It Will Not Be Electric. It Is an Internal Combustion Engine That Will Change Everything

Written by Noel Budeguer

Published on 06/04/2024 at 19:18

Updated on 06/04/2024 at 19:19

A Bosch anunciou que este ano fabricará seu primeiro motor de combustão interna movido a hidrogênio, reafirmando seu compromisso com esse combustível.

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Bosch Announced That This Year It Will Manufacture Its First Hydrogen-Powered Internal Combustion Engine, Reaffirming Its Commitment to This Fuel.

The future of mobility is not limited to electric cars, but hydrogen is also gaining prominence as a sustainable alternative. In this sense, the engineering and technology multinational Bosch has publicly stated its bet on hydrogen, announcing that by the end of this year, 2024, it will launch a hydrogen-powered internal combustion engine for motor vehicles.

During CES 2024, the most important technology fair on the planet, taking place in Las Vegas (United States), the German company recalled that it is investing heavily in technologies throughout the hydrogen value chain and is actively promoting hydrogen as a pillar of future mobility.

Bosch’s Bet on Hydrogen Is Clear

Bosch, which has just begun mass-producing hydrogen cells for use in heavy-duty vehicles, believes that hydrogen plays a crucial role in the transition to sustainable energy sources.

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How Does a Hydrogen Engine Work?

But these vehicles with cells are not the only ones we could see in this bright future. This year, at CES, the German giant Bosch shared new data on its plans for a different way to use hydrogen to power cars: a hydrogen engine. It is expected to be ready by the end of this year.

“The company is also working on the components for a hydrogen engine, which converts this fuel directly into energy without previously converting it into electricity”, Bosch stated in a release. “Once powered with green hydrogen, this engine is practically carbon-neutral”

Hydrogen Injection, the Salvation of Diesel Engines?

“To meet our future global energy needs more efficiently in terms of resources, at Bosch we are rethinking energy use and focusing on a dual approach: electrification and hydrogen”, explained Tanja Rueckert, member of the board of directors of Robert Bosch GmbH. “For a low-emission future, we are optimizing the use of traditional energy sources by driving electrification in mobility, in commercial and residential buildings. And we are leveraging new sustainable energy sources, where hydrogen plays a central role”.

Bosch envisions much beyond manufacturers already offering hydrogen models, towards a future where hydrogen can be much more common and available for refueling in gasoline-hydrogen hybrid vehicles that fill their tanks alongside those of fuel cell vehicles.

However, the latter and electric vehicles would be their main competitors, at least if the manufacturers offering them continue to do so while the number of available hydrogen refueling stations increases.

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Bosch’s Multinational Will Have Its First Hydrogen Engine in 2024: It Will Not Be Electric. It Is an Internal Combustion Engine That Will Change Everything

Bosch Announced That This Year It Will Manufacture Its First Hydrogen-Powered Internal Combustion Engine, Reaffirming Its Commitment to This Fuel.

Bosch’s Bet on Hydrogen Is Clear

How Does a Hydrogen Engine Work?

Hydrogen Injection, the Salvation of Diesel Engines?

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