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Re: HCCI: GM making advances with its "newest" fuel-economy improving engine tech

I read about it before (I think Car and Driver)...it's a pretty cool technology, and I hope it works for the long term.
 

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Re: HCCI: GM making advances with its "newest" fuel-economy improving engine tech

Looks like they're making very rapid progress with HCCI. They weren't even talking about this a 18 months ago.

I bet with its narrow band of operation, it's well suited to powering, oh, say, a range-extender engine on, oh, maybe, plug-in hybrid?

D'ya think?
 

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Re: HCCI: GM making advances with its "newest" fuel-economy improving engine tech

What a great find. Most excellent.
Did anyone else catch the "using less than half the gasoline" comment?
Whoah.
I can see it now.....

GM Customer said:
Yes, I'll take two HCCI Camaros.
I'm doing my part for the environment.
 

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Re: HCCI: GM making advances with its "newest" fuel-economy improving engine tech

i can see this in application by the end of the next year. 35mpg average here we come.
now i'm somewhat confured though, i know hcci comusts gasoline by compression, but is gm working on a system where they inject water into the cylinder every fourth cycle to reduce the gas usage further or is that a different system that i'm thinking of?
 

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Re: HCCI: GM making advances with its "newest" fuel-economy improving engine tech

Interesting. Wonder if it'll add to the cost of the car at all?
 

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Interesting. Wonder if it'll add to the cost of the car at all?
No, all new technology is free and R&D cost nothing.
 

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Re: HCCI: GM making advances with its "newest" fuel-economy improving engine tech

No, all new technology is free and R&D cost nothing.

Every flimsy switch, every panel of sheetmetal not changed from platform mate, and every technology featured not put into the DIC, instrument cluster, or radio, has paid for this R&D science project.

I hope it gets deployed.
 
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