Relieving the world from fossil fuels – faster
Ängelholm, Sweden – Freevalve AB, announced that its revolutionary technology is at the core of the brand new Koenigsegg Gemera’s Tiny Friendly Giant (TFG) engine. The Gemera will go into production in early 2022.
Freevalve’s technology enables the combustion engine to be the most sustainable propulsion choice when running on CO2-neutral fuels. Its independent and flexible control of the engine’s intake and exhaust flows provides a unique possibility to operate the engine on 0 – 100 % renewable fossil-free fuels. Not only does this offer a low CO2-footprint, but it also substantially higher energy efficiency and lower emissions. Additionally, Freevalve technology enables many other inventions, such as a unique twin-turbo concept and unlimited cylinder deactivation. What this adds up to is an astonishing 300 bhp per liter power density paired with unmatched flexibility.
Christian von Koenigsegg
“Freevalve is an enabler to move to CO2 neutral transportation - faster. I am proud to be part of the development team and lead this exciting company. To be able to say that we have Freevalve in the Koenigsegg Gemera, is truly a milestone for both Freevalve and Koenigsegg”, said Christian von Koenigsegg, CEO of Freevalve and Koenigsegg.
Freevalve also announced that it has partnered with SparkCognition, the world’s leading industrial Artificial Intelligence (AI) company out of Austin, Texas to further transform the already advanced combustion engine into a truly smart machine that aims to take the technology and sustainability even further.
Freevalve technology can be implemented in various automotive engine variations, including passenger cars, trucks and buses as well as marine and aerospace applications.
About Freevalve AB
Freevalve AB is a Swedish technology company that develops state-of-the-art, next-generation components and solutions for internal combustion engines. Freevalve began the development of its technology in 2000 and its latest actuator technology represents over a decade of testing and development, both in the laboratory and on test vehicles driven in real-world conditions.
For more information visit their website www.freevalve.com