GM CEO: "This New Engine Will CHANGE The World!"
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- EV enthusiasts beware, GM has just announced their all-new 0-emission engine that will make electric and internal combustion vehicles obsolete! This all-new radical technology is said to be the next revolution in the automotive world and will drive us towards a completely eco-friendly future of cars! GM has been searching for an alternative to EVs for years now, and their search has led them to the all-new compressed air technology! Compressed air has already been seen to be of limited use in the 19th century, mostly with mine locomotives and trams in some European cities, the most notable of which is Paris. However, the technology has since been dropped and forgotten in favor of internal combustion engines, because of their immediate potency. However, in the early 2010s, the French Car manufacturer, Peugeot, saw the potential in combining compressed air with internal combustion engines into an all-new hybrid technology that retains the eco-friendliness of a regular hybrid, without needing a battery! While these prototypes didn’t really move far from the testing stage, they did spark a fair bit of interest from the rest of the automotive industry, most notably GM.
So, let's not waste any time and check out this new way of thinking as GM CEO announces This New Engine That Will CHANGE The World!
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And what energy source and machinery will compress the air? You have not answered the question.
Exactly, I have an electric compressor…
Steam..coal gas..wood..air…
Obviously electric powered compressor at fuelling stations. Like many other pneumatic equipment the source is compressed air from a compressor.
Electric compressors are not emission free. They consume large amounts of electricity to operate
He did say hybrid, so im guessing the hybrid powers the compressor
It's funny how gm trying to take credit for the air engine. Someone already did that and well as most of you know that guy just "mysteriously died" soon after
FACTS : The inventor died of " suicide ? " jumping off the 22nd floor of a motel and landing on the first floor overhang in Thailand BUT " his WIFE wrote his SUICIDE LETTER ! " .
Same with the vehicle that ran off of water... Or anybody who tried to think independently and create inventions outside of the box.. they "unalived" themselves, multiple times...
Technology is so suppressed our country and our world is 100 years behind..
Check out the documentary lost century and how to reclaim it by Dr Steven Greer
Like the 100mpg carby. Bought up and buried.
I thought that was the maker of the hydrogen powered car??
@@AnthonyTolhurst-dw1nc Correction : FACTS The 100 m.p.g. carburetor and as well invented in White Bear Lake , Minnesota years ago , men in suits went to the skin inventors house and said to him " give us the carb. or we'll kill your wife and kids " ! It wasn't " bought up " !
That's like saying energy from solar and wind is free. IT'S NOT.
It is free if you mean as far as harnessing the energy. Then yes, that costs money because you have to get the raw material that is used to make the devices that capture the solar energy. But the energy itself is free.
@@nasheemwhye5197 You're converting non-usable energy into usable energy and that is not free. In fact, it's very expensive. In fact, it's so expensive that you can currently throw away 70% of the thermal energy created by a gasoline engine and still have more power for a given weight.
@@nasheemwhye5197 That's the point nothing is free especially green energy.
@@jamescarter8311 "non-usable energy"? So... how do sail boats work again?
Or calling it green
Nothing is free everything cost , for every action is a reaction.
Air cost yo sir up your tiers
Heat.
Lockheed developed a flywheel engine: spin up a heavy flywheel to incredibly high RPM’s, and use the kinetic energy for power. They gave up on it after a prototype’s flywheel disconnected and went on an über-destructive rampage.
🙈 😱 🚮🎱🥃 ➡
While this video is overzealous in stating there would be no pollution, it has the potential of being more efficient. Co
The driver must eat a ton of chickpeas and cabbage the day before.
And beans will chilli sauce with garlic 😂
The driver must eat beans in chilli sauce with garlic one hour before starting 😂
Taco Bell fill up station ⛽
Every day
Chilli & Garlik Baked Beans with Fried Eggs, sunny side up, soft yoke.
So 50 seconds in and I realize that the individuals who put this video together do not realize that an engine an internal combustion engine is just a large air compressor that's all it is
2:20
If GM is involved, it’s either a lie or a flop.
This channel is the liar, the scammer, the click-baiter.
Both
ya.. like using liquid air..
What ? Do you mean that the air does not compress spontaneously before arriving in the tank?
Stolen technology from approximately 2014 ? 🤬🤬
Here we go again. Mary Barra and GM are making more ludicrous promises that they can not keep. An air engine that is going to change the world. WTH. GM can't even make a normal car with an electric engine now they are talking about a car that uses air for fuel. Give me a break. It's all nonsense.
This channel is the liar, the scammer, the click-baiter.
It’s not nonsense nonbeliever!
A French company came up with this idea in 2004. Moteur Development International. It had a 110 KM/H top speed and a range of 200 Kilometer.
The best AIRMOTOR is already developed by EngineAir Australia, a redesigned "rotary Wankel airmotor" invented by Angelo Di Pietro. This rotary Wankel airmotor can be used as a wheel-hub airmotor to power 2 wheels or all 4 wheels. It is fully achievable to use new failsafe CFC air pressure tanks, holding 20,000 psi or more, to power a typical sedan up to 1000-mile range per fill-up. GM Cadillac AERA concept car, 2010, L.A. Auto Show, was a luxury concept but cars for everyday use could use this excellent technology just as well. In addition, the "rotary Wankel airmotor" designed by Angelo Di Pietro can also be used to power VTOL Aircraft for similar long range and efficiency.
LOL
Notice how few people have ever heard of it?
That's what passenger aircraft runs on. Compressed air. The only fuel is for the APU, takeoff, and landings. That's what passenger aircraft
run on. Compressed air. The only fuel is for the APU, takeoff, and landings.
This video sounds like a lot of hot air to me.🤔
Really, as the authors seem to have no idea about thermodynamics. Compressing air increases the temperature, and cooling it down causes a lot of energy loss. Expansion will cool the air again and perhaps cause icing in the engine.
Icing used for the A/C@@gottfriedheumesser1994
In the meantime Tesla is building the Roadster with cold thrusters from its spacecrafts.
Sooo, exhaust???
@@gottfriedheumesser1994this video was most likely generated by AI and wasn’t screened for accuracy before upload
Will still need oil to keep the parts lubed up if not it will cease up 🤷
Perhaps there are green options for lubricants we've yet to explore.
rotary air engine doesn't have friction problems due to the air cushion that creates between mobile parts, in addition doesn't generate heat (the output air is at -10 celsius). the only wearing parts are two ball bearings
you gain some you lose some, laws of thermodynamics, nothing is 100% efficient.
And when you run out of compressed air, the car includes a tire pump you can use to refill then tank. Ha-ha-ha. Pack a lunch and tent, you'll be there a while.
I’ll wait for the new GM car that runs on rainbows, fairy dust and cookie sprinkles.
Ha, ha, ha....so true. Their DEI CEO really sucks.
You forgot the engine that runs on unicorn droppings.
@@d.g.566 - Unicorn poo engines meets the diversity and inclusion policy of the Biden Admin and will likely award another $2.5 billion to GM.
As a species, we have to move forward in all areas of technology. I'm not a " climate change " super believer however, we need to move forward. We went from the horse, to the steam engine, to combustion engines. Who says we need to stop advancing? Electric cars aren't really practical so, we should find something else. I'm not saying that this is the answer, but it's out there, somewhere.
100% correct !
Anti-gravity drive.
I believe not much was done in this field of science . After all we cannot live without it. We still have to deal with those who don't want any competition.
he air just compresses itself? AMAZING !! This will have a range of about 2 miles.
Depends on many factors, size and pressure in the tank being #1.
@@user-kf3vf9bd2l yea but the video made it seem like the energy is 100% green whereas the other options were not. This will still pull energy from the grid to compress the air. The same grid that makes the electric vehicles less green.
It's quite the challenge to reach oil free, the world goes through almost a billion barrels of oil a day,
Not everything is simply "burned up". Plastics are created as well as a host of other things. You want it to go away? Then life as we know it shuts down.
@@TheSpiral01 FACT : Underground oil replenishes itself !
20 years ago MDI presented the Eolo car, based on the same technology, but failed to make an impact.
When I was a kid, my uncle described a similar concept to me. I didn't think it was possible back then.
In Holland there is a company that rebuilds the motor of existing motors, thats much cheaper than a new one like this and more ecofriendly
My browser has a "NO SOLICITING" sign for a reason.
they had this for years now but the big oil companies didnt want to put it out on the market
Does it run off the hot air coming from GM’s CEO? She seems to be able to provide an inexhaustible supply of
Just like hydrogen, the problem is where do you get the fuel or in this case the compressed air? In Britain, there are 16 hydrogen filling stations compared to 3000 for gas and diesel. Is GM going to build thousands of air compressors all over the country where drivers can get compressed air? And how much would it cost to get the compressed air since its obviously not free.
It's silly. Hydrogen is the most abundant element in the universe, and can be made easily. It's also completely carbon emission free when burned. The biggest problem with hydrogen fuel cells is they are very dangerous in a collision. Diesel is very stabil and will not explode without high atomization and compression. Gasoline, as a liquid, is non-flammable. Only it's vapors are explosive. Hydrogen, on the other hand is highly reactive, which makes it unstable. Here in the states we have some trucks and busses running on the stuff, but for anything smaller than a large truck it would probably be a severe explosive hazard on the freeway. Thus the reason I don't see hydrogen fuel cells being the wave of the future.
it would not cost much to add an air compressor to any gas station much less than hydrogen or electric, I like the idea, and it it safe, air does not burn or pollute
@@jimsix9929 since gas station already have air compressors...
Do they only have diesel & gas (LPG), what about Petroleum?
@@mignemi88 yes they do but to run a car you need real high pressure, like 7,000 psi the 120 psi compressors for tires would not take you far
I like the idea, as a solution to range problems a car could have a compressor powered by anything, electric, gas , hydrogen, making the storage tanks part of the cars structure would save weight, also the stored energy from braking could be used to compress air, making it like an electric hybrid, as far as power, the sky is the limit they could make amazing power for a short time, a vane type engine would be able to turn very high RPMs, less moving parts, my 1/2 inch air drill has a lot of power, just make it 10 times bigger
Dilithium crystals will eliminate this nonsense and make everything space travel. Surely everyone agrees that 0 to Warp 8 in 60 seconds is what we want. 😂❤
amazing free air...what a crock
100 100 100 100 100 100 100
It's not new idea, France try this before.
Hybrids ev and compressed air is the next best thing. Small Ev to start the car from stand still and air to maintain speed.
A MAN CAME OUT WITH A CAR THAT RUN'S ON WATER, NOW BEAT THAT.
They killed him... I read that he didn't divulge the water electrolysis process he used. And it used lots of energy to convert.
Drive that thing way up high in the mountains xD
Oh boy. Wait till the Amish hear about this.
What else would you expect from an oil company? This sort of thing has gone for over a century.
How about combining the Ammomia engine prototype with compressed air tech?
Just imagine all the air hoses. I can’t afford a 500 mile hose ????????
😂😂😂😂
Well the case of Stanley Allen just goes to show how evil are the oil companies!
Also, can you develop air recharging breaking?
Cars will sound like the Jetson's finally! 👍
Liquid air would combat some of issues simply use tanks for high pressure, and a gasifier at engine to fix some of these problems
Aiyyiyi. Kids, the Steam engine was invented early 1700's 300 years ago........................................ ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................
Also yall might want to look at air tanks exploding. Imagine getting in a wreck and how violent it will be.
Its not a new technique, in 1906 mine locomotive were driven by compressed air.
Further more, 24 years ago a french motor engineer invented and patended the technique to decompress air and constructed engines and built a car and established the company MDI.
We must NEVER forget the name Stanley Meyer! The long list of suppressed tech is sickening.
Even years ago with these err engines, they tried over in India and other places they still required oil for the engine. What’s being used to lubricate the engine and it’s still required and alternative fuel in addition to air compression. So what’s being used here?
You definitely took the words right out of my mouth Stanley Myers
It’s kinda like using a firestarter, they make them in glass containers, where you can press the air and then explodes at the end so you can actually start a fire. It’s a piston inside of a like a syringe type thing you can get the idea of making a piston doing that.
GM has great technology and beautiful vehicles. The biggest issue is that the odds of their vehicles breaking down are much higher. They have terrible reliability ratings. Yes, I know, many people have GM vehicles that are trouble free. It's a game of odds. The chances are just much higher that your General Motors, Chevrolet, Buick, Cadillac or Pontiac vehicle will break down.
odds on that their rivals breaks down more often
GM has terrible reliability ratings as per data collected from hundreds of thousands of owner-filled surveys.
@@fournierfinishing-woodfloo5460 They didn't a couple of years ago. The Tahoe differential problem from Mexico was one of the worst recent ones I can think of, then Caddy with Northstar, and GM again with Active Cylinder Deactivation and a whole host of other problems. BUT, it's not like they're not trying to solve the issue.
Energy will be required to compress the air in the first place. What will produce this energy?
& do you get radio, heat, AC, us charging ect with this?
Unfortunately, that is the problem. Everyone wants all of the creature comforts and 0 to 60 in 3 seconds. No one is willing to give up anything. I'm not a big climate change believer But I would be willing to give up radio, A/C and all of the electronic gadgets that people pay for nowadays. Ok, heat is a must in cold climates but the climate would benefit greatly if people just used the basics for their everyday commute to work.
Great, until winter hits. Frozen air lines, air tank freezing off due to compression and depression. its a great idea, but what about >-30*C Canadian winters?
Years ago I read another article about Tata motors of India had a working compressed air car. Then no more until this artice. Will big oil stop the research? Tata was looking at remove and replace at gas stations. One problem is the need for s large tank.
Tata moved away from Guy Negro's original concept and it's a dud. Guy's car would have had 4 times the distance, been quieter and capable of bigger loads but Tata had other ideas.
It can be done because air compressed explodes, but in a controlled situation it’s timed..
Yeah, but wouldn’t the springs were out so you’d have to do more maintenance but overall it be cheaper to run until this spring break. and I know there’s such thing as valve springs but I don’t think Val Springs would be under as much pressure
Compressed air used in place of a turbo or supercharger on a petrol or diesel vehicle might work well. Just bleed some into the TB to improve specific output. Like nitrous, but without the nitrous part.
Air gets really hot when it's compressed; literally & figuratively.
He said that in the video, to which I agree completely. He talked about how they're now using some kind of lubrication system for longevity.... but didn't go into the slightest detail on how THAT specific technology works. I'd definitely be interested.
Compressed air engines need energy also, If not, how did the air compress. Same with EV. Where does the Electricity come from? 68.9% of all electricity world wide comes from Oil and Gas. So, the vast majority of EVs are Gas powered with an electric storage instead of a gasoline tank. Additionally modern cars can last 2 MILLION miles. So the C02 is amortized over 2 million miles. EVs are lasting 70,000 miles. This results in each EV costing the environment 8~12 times the C02 per vehicle Manufactured.
Basic thermodynamics says no available energy. No free lunch.
They are not there yet. The air has to be compressed as it is used, so a hug tank isn't needed. The key is in the pistons, and not the storage of massive amounts of air. I dreamed up the one and only air piston 30 years ago, and like I said, they are not that close to what is needed for a truly 0 emissions engine.
GM has been so ass backwards since the early 90s. They had a electric car in the 90s and scrapped it. Scrapped their best selling line, Pontiac.
Put a onboard compressor to keep the air tanks full that works off the drive train itself.
You would need a huge air tank if you dont have a compressor on board refilling it, you may get about 100 miles on a super large tank. You would have to have about 100 pistons to get enough power to drive the car forward fast enough. You would also need solar power, li-ion batteries to power a compressor to give your vehicle a few extra miles when you run out of air when away from an outside high-pressure air compressor. This would be difficult for someone to build at scale with a low price. But good for the environment if you don't blow yourself up.
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i just finished eating some beans and I am sitting on some dangerous compressed air.
This Has probably been the Idea of Geles Neegrave I think ,not sure of spelling it correctly that built a small car in the 90s in France were Gm have found the idea just like steam power
Curious why no one is using heating and cooling to store more air and increase its density pre cycling by increasing temperature. Maybe recycling the cooling into cooling post cycling of hot air.
Surely pressure and volume cant be the heart of performance for these vehicles
There is a Company that has already developed this technology and it works very well, Im self am moving heavily tart this Tec And want to use wind and compress air pipeline delivery networking to move vehicles through pipelines as this is the fastest and safest delivery system you can have! Here we fly with the same river of delivery as the Amazon River only Faster and way cheaper, and safer and can use Ocean Tide’s to produce vacuums and pressure to move coast to cost in 11 sec, and much further in all directions then all trace above ground will be for pleasure!
Tata bought the franchise from a guy in France and has been produce tutuc taxi and folklifts that run on conpressed air for 10yrs now.
air travel has this tech already on the plains but humans aren't to smart lol
They have tried this for years it will never have enough torque
SEG Magnetics uses energy that has already existed for billions of years. It's the ultimate energy source. "No pollution and nothing is wasted. The circuit is complete"
Will the parts still need to be oiled
Sure, any mechanical moving gear requires that.
Concerning the last part of this video, patents are for commercial use but anyone can design and build something for their personal use. If an engine could be powered off of water only then there would be an engineer somewhere on the planet driving a water powered car or powering their house with it. Bottom line is the law of thermodynamics. Separating hydrogen from oxygen still requires alotta energy.
If this is true about oil companies why they don't get rid of all the politicians and enviromentalist trying to stop the sell of internal combustion engines vehicles?
How bad is the maintenance I wonder for a compressed air engine?
This is anything but a new concept and it's not the first time a successful prototype and finished product has been made.
People do this all the time but they end up disappearing because big companies like GM don't like it when they aren't the first ones to do something.
GM stole this from someone else.
OK
1. where is the compressor going to be, because it's going to take up a lot of room, in order to compress enough air to even make this viable
2. Air compressors still need oil for lubrication, that oil is mystified into the air, that's going to discharge into the atmosphere, so there is still going to be emissions.
that also means, besides the air tanks you're going to have to have, you're going to need an oil reservoir.
3. this has been tried before, and it was not feasible, sooooo
Compressed air engine still needs lubricant oil. All engines burn a little bit of oil (oil bypassing the piston rings) Where does that burn oil go in a compressed air engine
With what energy ist the comprssor driven? Electricity in most of the times. So it is more efficient to run an EV directly by this electricity instead of compressing air which also heats up during compression.
Yea I see all kinds of problems with that engine like air leaks and condensation in the air lines or source causing corrosion
They still need to use energy to too compress the air tanks so it's not 100% no pollution free
I remember in the 1970s achap built a compress air car
The hard part is gonna be convincing people riding a deflating balloon is fun.
AUSTRALIA HAVE A BETTER SOLUTION FOR COMPRESS AIR MOTOR. THE MOTOR IS LIGHT AND IN THE FRONT WHEEL OF THE CAR. VERY GOOD AND FUTURE TECHNOLOGY.
Thought about this 30yrs ago... dang i did not study engineering...😢😂
Long live MDI. Countries that depend on oil, never let it happen there.
So where does the energy come from to compress the air. Coal, gas, oil, nuclear ?
Toyota has the best concept, which is hydrogen power. Because what "powers" the compressed air ?
I've often thought of this .. if we had a carbon fiber tank buried under our back yard.. a solar power and wind powered battery to run a compressor which runs a generator.. we could run our homes. May not even need a battery. Especially if you back it up with a gravity battery that resets when power is plentiful, then releases at night or bad weather.
you can run an air compressor directli with a windmill, no battery needed, it works night and day slower but continuosly
SOunds like an alternative for short commute driving. SOunds inspiring, think of how many cars are driven less than 20 miles each way to get to work and back home. People could have their own air compressor at home to pump up their tanks. Yes, commuter vehicles do not need fast acceleration, sounds like an option.
Every combustion engine is an air engine. It just moves air. The more air you move the more power you have. Air is compressed by a cylinder compressing air the releasing it.
What compresses the air in your engine to compress the spring. What energy drive it?
Word has it that the project was abandoned after they realized they needed fuel or batteries to compress the air.
Forgotten technology.. air compressors
Conventional reciprocating engines are notoriously inefficient so some derivative liquid fuel will be used until crude oil deposits are exhausted.
And we are learning they will never be exhausted, energy is a byproduct of a living planet, and it is more living than it has been in the past 70 million years.
What happened to the perpetual motion engine GM was working on?
Cool. But what are we going to do with all of the oil then.
Just had to kill the real inventory, steal the tech, wait..
If EVs are "not quite green" compressed air engines will be even worse. How do you compress the air? Usually with electricity and I bet the running efficiency of compressed air engines will not be much better than ICE.
But there are no batteries here! With all what's associated with their productions and their sustainability from an environmental view point.
Partially correct, but compressed air doesn't go flat. Theoretically is should last forever barring corrosion and accident unlike batteries.
Compressed air needs heating to achieve good efficiencies and multiple cylinders like multi stage steam engines do, each one bigger than the previous one and they need heaters between each stage. This is how highly efficient air trams and trains ran getting hundreds of miles on one charge. French trams used gas flames to heat, but US makers just used fins and the ambient air. Electrical heating has been used too.
In fact, the hotter the air can be made, the more power that can be extracted. Plenty of industrial explosions from fires or tiny drops of oil in compressors show that to be true.
The other necessity is regenerative braking.
Engine oil should last the life of the motor as it doesn't get hot which is what degrades ICE motor's oils. the motor itself should have a very good, long lifespan for the same reason making them very ecologically sound.
As you already sound aware, battery recycling is a big problem, not so with air cars. Tanks are made with carbon fibre not steel as this video wrongly describes. The biggest advantage of carbon fibre is it doesn't explode, sort of puffs up instead.
There was a company that built little cars like this in India. the frame of the car was part of the air storage. I want to say it was 2003 time frame
Sounds good to me. Instead of waiting for a battery to charge, we will wait for an airtank to fill up which as any SCUBA diver knows causes heat which is energy lost. Instead of sitting on a fire hazard, we will be sitting on a potential bomb. Instead of some type of not carbon friendly energy source to produce electricity to charge batteries, we will have some not carbon friendly device to compress air. Instead of 300 mile range, we will have 100 mile range. Instead of trying to find a charging station that has a long line, we will have to find a compressor station that has a long line. Where do I sign up?
I can't find any air, no air station in sight.
French company marketing air powered vehicles some years ago.