By Andrea Quong, June 15, 2007 Alternatively powered cars are hot, but Nevis Engine Company isn’t ready to give up on the dowdy—and dirty—internal combustion engine. The Italian startup, which said Thursday it raised seed funding, aims to reinvent the hundred-year-old engine with new technology it claims can nearly double the fuel efficiency of conventional engines and reduce emissions ... ... [M]aking the internal combustion engine to be ultra-efficient—and thus less gas-guzzling and polluting—is Sisyphean task that no one has yet been able to accomplish. Read more about "<i>Red Herring</i>: Reinventing the engine "...
This week, the Scuderi Engine is on exhibit at Europe's premier engine trade show, Engine Expo. Held annually in Stuttgart, it is a three-day "feast" of automotive technologies. Read more about "Back in Stuttgart"...
Thomson Reuters released the results of a study a few weeks back that took a look at the global automobile industry’s patent activity. And what they found was rather interesting, but no surprise to us. Read more about "A power patent boom"...
The second day of the Nagoya Eco Clean Car Fair brought more exposure to the new technologies that the automotive industry is looking at to be the next generation of vehicles. And, as the Scuderi Group engineers have learned, the Scuderi Engine can give boosts in power and efficiency to even the alternative fuel-powered cars. One such vehicle on display this weekend in Nagoya is the natural gas-powered car. The base split cycle Scuderi Engine has the ability to operate a natural gas automobile at a higher compression ratio than a conventional engine being powered by natural gas. Read more about "Nagoya Day Two: An alternative to The Alternatives"...
Edmunds Inside Line Report IL Reports: Engineers Say Gasoline Engine Isn't Dead DETROIT — Those who think gasoline is about to go the way of the dinosaur should take note of a strong effort by many firms to prove gas still has its place in the automotive mix. Millions are being spent trying to squeeze more and more efficiency from traditional engines. Many of these were on display at the 2006 Society of Automotive Engineers World Congress here earlier this month. Take, for example, the Scuderi Split-Cycle Air-Hybrid Engine, which offers promise for more efficiency, greater performance and lower emissions... Read more about "Edmunds profiles the Scuderi Air Hyrbid Engine"...
Fulfilling a family dream and passing another milestone in internal combustion engine efficiency, the Scuderi Group will unveil on April 20 a working model of the first proof-of-concept prototype for its Scuderi Split-Cycle Engine. It will be on display at the Society of Automotive Engineers World Congress at the Cobo Center in Detroit, Booth 837. The one-liter, naturally aspirated gasoline prototype is expected to produce up to 80% less toxins than a typical internal combustion engine. And when fully developed with its turbo charged and air hybrid components, it is expected to achieve significant gains in fuel efficiency –... Read more about "First Scuderi Engine Prototype to be Unveiled April 20 in Detroit"...
Fulfilling a family dream and passing another milestone in internal combustion engine efficiency, the Scuderi Group will unveil on April 20 a working model of the first proof-of-concept prototype for its Scuderi Split-Cycle Engine. It will be on display at the Society of Automotive Engineers World Congress at the Cobo Center in Detroit, Booth 837. The one-liter, naturally aspirated gasoline prototype is expected to produce up to 80% less toxins than a typical internal combustion engine. And when fully developed with its turbo charged and air hybrid components, it is expected to achieve significant gains in fuel efficiency –... Read more about "First Scuderi Engine Prototype to be Unveiled April 20 in Detroit"...
The Scuderi Group helped to close out the 2007 SAE World Congress as the sponsor of the Honored Guest Reception on the last night of the event. It was a unique opportunity for our executives to mingle with some of the top automotive executives in the world. Scuderi executives Lutz Deyerling (left) and Nick Scuderi at the Honored Guest Reception. Lutz Deyerling, Deborah Scuderi, and Stephen Scuderi at the Honored Guest Reception. The 2007 SAE Congress Honored Guest Reception brought together influential automotive executives for a final night of networking. Read more about "Scuderi sponsors Honored Guest Reception "...
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Our Asian office is the farthest working group from our West Springfield headquarters. So it was a nice treat this week to see some familiar faces and get a taste of home when Massachusetts Governor Deval Patrick and a Mass. trade delegation paid a visit to Tokyo. One of the many items on the Governor's itinerary was a special breakfast meeting hosted by the American Chamber of Commerce Japan that included Scuderi Group’s Director of Asian Operations, Deryk Langlais, who also holds a voluntary leadership position in Read more about "Mass. appeal in Japan"...