Maserati S.p.A.

A joint project between Maserati and Bosch Engineering to adapt Maserati’s Nettuno twin‑turbo V6 engine to run on hydrogen as a technology demonstrator showcased at the 24 Hours of Le Mans.

3.0-liter twin-turbo V6 engine architecture used as the basis for the hydrogen race-unit project.

A mid‑engined supercar powered by the 3.0‑liter twin‑turbo Nettuno V6 gasoline engine featuring pre‑chamber combustion technology, serving as the production reference platform for the engine architecture that has been adapted for hydrogen in the Le Mans demonstrator.

A type of engine that burns hydrogen as fuel, similar to traditional internal combustion engines but with challenges related to fuel storage and efficiency.

The Maserati Nettuno is a 3.0‑liter, 90‑degree twin‑turbocharged V6 petrol engine developed in‑house by Maserati and introduced in the MC20 supercar, featuring a pre‑chamber combustion system inspired by Formula 1 technology to improve efficiency and performance.[2][14] In standard gasoline form, it uses both direct and port fuel injection and advanced ignition control to deliver high specific power while meeting contemporary emissions standards, marking a technological centerpiece of Maserati’s modern performance lineup.[2][14]

A fuel-delivery approach Bosch highlights for hydrogen engines, designed for both on-highway and off-highway applications. It is one of the core enabling technologies for making a hydrogen ICE behave like a high-performance engine rather than a laboratory concept.

Pays de la Loire / Sarthe

Le Mans, Sarthe, Pays de la Loire

California

A joint project between Maserati and Bosch Engineering to adapt Maserati’s Nettuno twin‑turbo V6 engine to run on hydrogen as a technology demonstrator showcased at the 24 Hours of Le Mans.

A high-performance hydrogen combustion race-ready demonstrator developed by Bosch, powered by a converted 3.0-litre V6 gasoline engine.

An electric vehicle developed by FCA, described by its CEO as a 'compliance car' to meet environmental standards.

3.0-liter twin-turbo V6 engine architecture used as the basis for the hydrogen race-unit project.

A portfolio of components and engineering services for hydrogen internal combustion engines, primarily targeted at commercial vehicles and industrial applications, including injectors, engine control units, and system integration know‑how utilized in demonstration projects like the Nettuno hydrogen engine.