US EditionMazda Wants Cars to Suck Back Their Own Emissions
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The future of internal combustion engines: in the new Vision X-Coupe, Mazda presents a device that absorbs its own emissionsJapanese manufacturer Mazda has presented a new development for internal combustion engines that allows them to be used longer with a reduced negative carbon footprint. The company presented the Vision X-Coupe concept car with a mobile carbon capture system capable of absorbing up to 20% of exhaust gases.
Mazda is testing a system that captures CO₂ and stores it in a replaceable cartridge. Combined with carbon-neutral fuel, it is expected to reduce overall emissions and pave the way for series integration.
In Hiroshima, they are convinced that combustion has great potential for the future.Mazda Mazda engineers continue to think of the world of combustion and not that of electric cars.Nizda are willing to get to the top in thermal engines, exhausting all possibilities before being forced to take the leap.The latest technology they are testing is pure science fiction.Mazda will give a new step to the world of electric cars, but it will not be as gre…
Emissions breakthrough promises to beat electric cars, but is Mazda’s algae fuel and carbon capture really a silver bullet?
This post appeared first on Chasing Cars. The Mazda Vision X-Coupe concept revealed at the 2025 Japan Mobility Show is a sleek, four-door grand tourer, but there’s more to it than meets the eye. It may not be battery electric, yet Mazda claims the vehicle is carbon negative. That means the vehicle ecosystem removes more carbon from the atmosphere than it produces. Or at least, that’s the theory when it is run on Algae-derived bio fuel and team…
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