•Stellantis designed its new internal-combustion Hurricane engine to meet current and expected emissions regulations, which means it eventually could replace the aging pushrod Hemi.
•By 2030, Stellantis expects half of its new vehicles sold will be all-electric. That means a lot of sophisticated combustion engines will be necessary to supply the other half of the market.
•Two versions of the engine will be available: a standard output making at least 400 hp and a high-output variant producing at least 500 hp.
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