Mahle’s engineering services division has entered the testing phase of its new hydrogen combustion engine initiative, Project Cavendish, in partnership with Coventry University’s Advanced Propulsion Centre (APC). The programme has received £9.8m (US$12.37m) in funding from the UK government and aims to deliver quick-to-market hydrogen propulsion solutions and a clear upgrade path to enable existing trucks to adopt the technology.
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