Ricardo and University of Brighton reveal 'game-changing' HGV engine technology

2018-02-07T17:26:00

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A new 'split cycle' engine that uses liquid nitrogen to achieve thermodynamic performance is claimed to save operators up to £9,000 per truck each year and slash harmful tailpipe emissions.

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