Stellantis Whips Up a 500-HP Hurricane
Why develop a clean-sheet combustion engine when the world is going all-electric? We share engine details, when it arrives and the rationale behind it.
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Why develop a clean-sheet combustion engine when the world is going all-electric? We share engine details, when it arrives and the rationale behind it.
/PRNewswire/ -- New 3.0-liter Hurricane twin-turbo inline six-cylinder engine puts out less tailpipe emissions and uses less gasoline than larger engines, yet...
Stellantis will offer new Hurricane engine under the hood in for trucks and SUVs using internal combustion engines. The new engines emit less emissions, use less gasoline than larger engines but are capable of producing V-8 levels of power. Get details at TheDetroitBureau.com.
The smooth power of an inline 6-cyl. comes to Stellantis in the form of an all-new 3.0L twin-turbo powerplant.
Stellantis is promising V-8 levels of power from its new twin-turbo six-cylinder engines. It's set to reach showrooms this year.