Porsche is replacing gasoline with air and water

The automaker has filled up a 911 for the first time with a new synthetic fuel created out of thin air … and water.

The eFuel was developed by a company called Highly Innovative Fuels that the automaker has invested in as a hedge against being forded to go all-electric in the zero carbon future.
A Porsche spokesman told Fox News Digital the 911 used to demonstrate it required no modifications and that virtually any gasoline car could use it.

Wow, water and air powered cars. A lot of us have been waiting for this..
Something else to keep an eye on. This may very well be the EV concept (propaganda) killer.

The flip-side.

Porsche will first use it in special projects, including as the fuel for the Porsche Mobil 1 Supercup racing series, as it currently costs $45 per gallon to make, according to Motor Trend, but will be less than $8 per gallon by 2026.

Looks like there's a way to go on it tho. Hopefully they will figure out how to make it affordable as well. $8 a gallon is way too high.


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a reply to: AOx6179

Whoever proposed this will likely end up suicided. There's no way "they" are going to allow something like this to come to fruition. A car that runs on air and water would mean that you can't really regulate it and make your share of money from it unless you start taxing the air we breathe and the rain.

originally posted by: AOx6179

The automaker has filled up a 911 for the first time with a new synthetic fuel created out of thin air … and water.

The eFuel was developed by a company called Highly Innovative Fuels that the automaker has invested in as a hedge against being forded to go all-electric in the zero carbon future.
A Porsche spokesman told Fox News Digital the 911 used to demonstrate it required no modifications and that virtually any gasoline car could use it.

Wow, water and air powered cars. A lot of us have been waiting for this..
Something else to keep an eye on. This may very well be the EV concept (propaganda) killer.

Will the first model be named 'photosynthesis'? lol oops need sunlight too - maybe that will be the next era car

This too..

"Some environmental groups don't agree with these claims, however. European environmental group Transport & Environment has called synthetic fuels "a mirage."


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a reply to: LSU2018

It doesn’t run on air and water. The FUEL that it runs on combines carbon from the atmosphere with hydrogen from the water to make methane, which is used Exactly like regular gas.

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Well....what are we waiting for fill up my tank and lets go.....


This do sound too good to be true.

a reply to: Zaphod58

All people are concerned with are tailpipe emissions.
EV's don't have any so they're magical.
Except for the coal powerplant it's charged by..

Sounds cleaner and less damaging to the environment, I would think. It's still in the development stage, but it will be interesting to see what they can do with this.
And wouldn't it make sense for the "woke" movers to disagree? All that lithium ion money they're foaming at the mouths for will (possibly) be less necessary than they are claiming.
That was my thoughts when I first read the article. a reply to: Zaphod58

originally posted by: Bluntone22
a reply to: Zaphod58

All people are concerned with are tailpipe emissions.
EV's don't have any so they're magical.
Except for the coal powerplant it's charged by..

Yeah, we just aren't doing it right by any means.

say-it-aint-so!
I don't have the braincells to think 2 chains down the line let alone 3!
I see number 1 and I am like cooooool!


The dumbing down of our population is finally complete. At least in the US of A. Or is that the USSA.

a reply to: Bluntone22

originally posted by: chris_stibrany
say-it-aint-so!
I don't have the braincells to think 2 chains down the line let alone 3!
I see number 1 and I am like cooooool!


The dumbing down of our population is finally complete. At least in the US of A. Or is that the USSA.

a reply to: Bluntone22

Non-United States of America, isn't it?

originally posted by: LSU2018
a reply to: AOx6179

Whoever proposed this will likely end up suicided. There's no way "they" are going to allow something like this to come to fruition. A car that runs on air and water would mean that you can't really regulate it and make your share of money from it unless you start taxing the air we breathe and the rain.

Probably(is unless someone actually stops the cabal) coming down the pipe already/social scores etc based on bs propaganda of naturally occurring climate change.

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a reply to: HUBE007

The sad part is we all #in know it, but what can we do.
Plenty of people here write letters, stock up food and guns.
The elite only really fall when the mass rises above.
But we are the minority and due to the propaganda machine and mass produced dumbing down and 'covid' probably always will be.

Just strap a windmill on top of the car, as the cars moves forward, the windmill generates electricity and powers the electric car. This is liberal logic.

a reply to: panoz77

Err but what about the dead birds, windmills are bird killers apparently , that was someone else’s logic

If it’s methane will these cars look amazing but stink ?

Gosh, that brings back memories-er, conspiracy theories, from at least 50/60 years ago claiming on and off another person has figured out how to run an engine on water, only to either die mysteriously of have their patent confiscated by the go*verment.

Maybe they were just remote viewers seeing the future?

well, there will soon be a water shortage, so there's a problem...at least in the SW US...the Great Lakes basin states have been staving off pipe-liners for decades, will this be the turning point?
Too costly to de-salinate the oceans

a reply to: AOx6179

Steam engines are / were totally awesome. A modern version could well be the saving grace

a reply to: LSU2018

Another tragic auto fire in the garage while sleeping in bed. Police determine suicide.

Years ago, there were two enterprising guys who figured a way using a switching power supply, 2 batteries, a 55 gallon tank and a pressure tank to create enough hydrogen to run their Dodge Dakota, putting out about 35 psi of hydrogen. The key was the power supply and generating a boatload of hydrogen. Of course they were in the process of releasing the plans and suddenly got very, very sad about being alive.

I actually used part of their method in my Dodge Dakota with pretty good success - 35 mpg highway when it ran right which wasn't often.