According to Autocar and Auto Express, the system is likely to make its debut in Peugeot's 2008 subcompact crossover in 2016. From there, it's likely to spread to other small Peugeot and Citroen ...

Manufacturing vehicles that run on compressed air is clean, cheap and easy—or so the thinking goes, for a handful of niche manufacturers. Can compressed air save bad air quality and choked streets?

Lots of people claim to have built compressed air cars--some totally bogus and others slightly less so--but so far a tangible product has not materialized, despite repeated claims from Tata Motors ...

Cars that run on compressed air may seem like the ultimate green vehicle, but new research says that’s an illusion. Compressed air cars have been most vocally supported by the French outfit ...

With a sticker price of less than $18,000, the U.S.-spec Air Car will use a 75-hp Dual-Energy compressed-air engine to hit 96 mph and travel up to 850 miles on about eight gallons of fuel - that's ...

Compressed air-powered cars like the AirPod pictured above are conceptually cool. But the real-world efficiency of using compressed air to move a vehicle just isn’t worth is, says a new study ...

Compressed air cars are the ultimate romantic vision of our transportation future. A car powered by air? What could be better than that? A lot of things, it turns out. According to “Economic and ...

The engine works by using compressed air instead of gasoline for fuel. It has a maximum speed of about 100km/h and a range of around 200-300 km per fuel charge, making it ideal for use within the ...

One of my first tasks here in ABG was interviewing Miguel Celades. For a long time, Celades was Guy Nègre's sales partner in the development of the Air Car. Now, though, Nègre is now working ...

Q : Several television and magazine stories over the last five years have talked about compressed-air cars as an answer to our fuel and pollution problems. Is this a ...

The provocative press release was still live in 2023, 16 years after its creation, on the Tata Motors corporate website. Dated February 5, 2007, and titled “An Engine Which Uses Air as Fuel ...