- In October 2023, HySE, a Japanese research association including Honda, Toyota, and Yamaha, announced the debut of the hydrogen ICE-powered side-by-side X1 at Dakar 2024. The X1 features a 1.0-liter four-stroke inline-four hydrogen engine with a supercharger, enhancing power efficiency and promoting sustainable off-road vehicle technology. This development marks a significant step toward integrating hydrogen engines in competitive motorsports
- In June 2023, Late Model Engines (LME) introduced Whipple’s Gen 5 3.0L supercharger for its Gen V L8T engine, capable of delivering up to 1,400 horsepower with suitable fuel such as race gas or ethanol. This versatile engine supports both passenger and sports car applications, expanding performance options for automotive enthusiasts and the racing market
- In November 2022, Eaton Corporation launched the Twin Vortices Series X3100 supercharger designed for aftermarket use, focusing on increased airflow within a compact engine package. Available exclusively through Eaton’s partners such as Magnuson Products and Edelbrock, the X3100 addresses customer demand for enhanced engine performance, benefiting the aftermarket tuning and customization sector
