Mazda's New Engine Shocks the Entire Car Industry

I always thought it would make a great motorcycle engine.

Sir I would like to see rotary engine to come back do you know from where I am supporting were 80% people doesn't know that rotary IC engine does exist yes you guessed it right I am from India.

Divert the unburnt gases into a turbine with vectored nozzles to create down force and/ or a forced induction system, tesla valves to eliminate moving parts, just a thought....

That is a design invented by the 'LiquidPiston' company engineers. I hope Mazda a paying to use their patent. It is SO much better than the Wankel design!

Very bad video, a lot of information and images that change in a second of time as if it were a music video, so you can't follow the content normally. Moreover, the video should be aimed at the average audience, and this one seems to be made for engineers.

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One one engine design looks to an American prototype and the other the Mazda design. The American one is a better design from what I understand.

If I could afford one within the next 20 years, sure, I'd love it.
But I don't make $80,000 a year, so. . . .

Scotty has been bought

anyone going for a wankel this morning

I had a 79 Rx7 and man i loved that thing. For some reason it burned a hole through exhust manifold. I wasn't able to find anyone to change out the manifold so it had to go.

If they can fix the design and efficiency, it will be revolutionary.

Loved my RX-7.

I would love to see a Wankel tested with Nanosecond Pulsed Power Plasma (N3P) technology. In addition, I would love to see the engine tested with ammonia, ammonia/hydrogen, ammonia with ~ 19 percent Dimethyl ether (DME), & Dimethyl Ether (DME) at constant speed as a range extender. With and without Nanosecond Pulsed Power Plasma (N3P) technology. Lastly, tested with variations of E85, 100 Methanol as well as gasoline mixed at different percentages. I bet we would all be impressed with the some of the different scenarios.

Wankel is pronounced as Vankel (with a V, like Volt not like War).

Maybe Mazda will put one into the Eunos Roadster? Zoom zoom!

Thanks Scotty 👍 I love my Toyota Tundra crewmax limited 💪 on my way to the million miles Tundra club 🎷

Oh no! EV cars are doomed! (Not really)

Now show us how to make the russians 5 edged rotary reliable...

Improved tech is always welcome in my book.

23 y/o in 1929: I will create an engine.

33 y/o today: i am offended because you misinterpreted the 7th of my genders.

Rotary engines are reliable if you look after them, majority of people don't. The engine fires every stroke, its an engine for sports cars, not everyday driving. Personally i blame buyers for not knowing what they are buying

Oh and they run great on hydrogen and unlike petrol don't wash out the oil.

It is interesting to see that you include pictures of the Liquid Piston rotary engine. That's a different company.

Definitely like to see it come back

I’m excited and not. I was a rotary-tard for almost two decades. The rotary life is a hard life. It’s like being in a bad relationship. She spends all your money, constantly frustrates you, and your friends constantly ask why you stay with her.
You stay with her because the good times are great (PG way of putting it 😉)
I’d love to see a new rotary and I’d remember the times but it’s not worth it 😞
Besides I’ve learned to love torque 🤷🏻 lol.

I own 2006 Mazda RX-8 with 84k miles and I have been in and out of performance for a while but, out of all the engines the Rotory engine is a simple design and easy to work on. I live in the desert and it gets hot here. I used to have over heating problems with my engine until I solved it with a low temperature thermostat. Now I have 0 issues of overheating in summer. I would love to see Rotory make a comeback!

It seems that the liquid piston engine has a better chance to make into production than a traditional Wankel engine. On paper, it seems to work better.

Used to have an RX7. It was a blast to drive. Wish I'd never sold it.

I would like see it return and improved

Chevrolets flagship is Corvette, Ford has mustang, Dodge the hemi , mazda the rotary..

Good video. But, I don't see how this 'shocks' the car industry.
Is the car industry really that fragile ?
To me the single biggest issue is that it was a 'total oil loss' system. If I understand scotty correctly they may have addressed that ?

Scotty - if your aim is to confuse the viewer - you've done a great job mate.

What about the " Liquid piston" - or inverse Wankel engine? Is anyone working to prefect this one?

wankle unreliability is one of the 3 biggest myths in the motoring world

E-85 is not a solution - Ethanol produces just as much carbon buildup as gasoline.

so where is the engine? all I saw was 3d models

Is rotary engine technicaly ⅓ stroke engine

Wow. Great video!

Umm... that cooling analogy is a little off... typical amongst larger motor water craft it uses said water for cooling.

Best video from Scotty

No wonders the rx7 and 8s are going for so cheap. And here I was thinking Im going to get one

yep bring it back

Seems like an air compressor filled with gasoline!

Of course I'd like to see it. But the problems are very hard to solve, especially the seals.

Yes i would buy an RX9 rotary if one was ever made to comply with euro6 emmisions as i live in EU