On paper, modern engines should have buried their predecessors long ago. Computer-controlled fuel injection, turbocharging and strict emissions rules have pushed engineers toward ever more complex ...

In 1989, the automotive world witnessed a groundbreaking shift in the pickup truck market with the introduction of the Dodge Ram featuring the Cummins diesel engine. This partnership not only set new ...

Turbocharging remains a cornerstone of modern diesel engine design, harnessing exhaust energy to pressurise intake air and thereby increase power density, thermal efficiency and transient response.

Old-school diesel engines earned a reputation for being able to stay put and idle for hours. Today's diesels, however, are an entirely different animal, as they use high-tech fuel injection and ...