Tesla CEO Elon Musk Reveals New Water Engine That Will DESTROY The Entire Car Industry!

In this video, we delve deep into Tesla CEO Elon Musk's startling disclosure, which involves a revolutionary water engine that has the potential to disrupt the whole car business. Tesla, already a global leader in electric vehicles (EVs), is pushing the envelope even farther with this breakthrough technology, which has the potential to render traditional combustion engines and even existing electric motors obsolete. Could this be the end for established automakers such as Ford, General Motors, Toyota, and BMW, who have struggled to keep up with Tesla's constant innovation?

As competitors like as Rivian, Lucid Motors, and even legacy manufacturers struggle to remain competitive in the face of Tesla's breakthroughs, this new water engine could be the game changer that propels Tesla miles ahead. We'll look at how this technology works, its environmental impact, and what it implies for the future of transportation. With Tesla already at the forefront of sustainability with its electric vehicles, solar power solutions, and energy storage systems, the launch of a water-powered engine could be the final nail in the coffin for fossil fuels and traditional automobile manufacturers.

Join us as we explore the consequences of this incredible development. We'll look at how competitors such as Volkswagen, Mercedes-Benz, and Honda might react, and whether they can innovate quickly enough to thrive in a market that could be dominated by Tesla's water engine. From the potential disruption of the oil business to the worldwide market implications, this film covers every aspect of what could be the most significant innovation in automobile technology since the birth of the internal combustion engine.

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[paulb.]

Hydrogen engines have been around for over fifty years. The first one I saw used a mineral to store the hydrogen and released it slowly to the engine. Unfortunately the oil companies purchased the rights. Now that Elon Musk is working on it big money won’t stop its development.

[GregSr]

Apparently, I was way ahead of my time back in the early 60's. I remember trying to use a garden hose to fill up my parent's car. My father was not happy to say the least. 8-)

[GTCGreg]

This video makes absolutely no sense. Just a bunch of strung together stock video footage and AI generated gibberish.

[michigreen]

Who would buy a car that will destroy the car industry? We need cars...

[michaellavelle]

A fellow student, in the mid-60s, was a teenager in Germany during the war. He rigged up a Hibachi grill in the trunk of his car, and piped the emitted gas to the intake of his carburetor. It work, he said. Hey, he might be on to something! All we need is chicken droppings.

[georgesmith]

The common man doesn't care about this disruption. These traditional companies have always been too satisfied with the status quo. That is why, it is best for them to go.

[IVANHOECHAPUT]

I have to laugh at this video. I owned a product design and development company for 41 years and manufactured hydrogen generators to increase mileage for automobiles. It increased gas mileage from 1% to around 10% with gas guzzlers made 20 to 40 years ago.

The project failed because the cars failed to pass emission standards. After installing the device, they emitten 0 (zero) hydrocarbons. In their infinite wisdom (ignorance), they mandated that the emissions must be between a high AND a low measurment. Since I had zero emissions, they failed the smog test. Go figure just how stupid these people actually are!

[MLC...]

This video is confusing to say the least. Why would you need refueling infrastructure to refuel a water car, except on long journeys. You could just use the garden hose.

[BillFlores]

Why would they need to build an “infrastructure” for a water powered engine? I already have my garden hose ready and waiting 😂

[fishwanda]

The last guy that came up with a water car, died mysteriously

[aguerra]

There are several recent videos about Toyota developing the same technology.

[jkleylein]

Doesn't make sense. You need to use energy to perform the electrolysis, and it uses more energy than you get from burning the hydrogen. Something doesn't add up.

[jerrytjohnson]

the stacked P.E.M. fuel cell uses a ton less lithium & your primary fuel is water & your waste product is water that would turn into rain, now the car wouldn't tax the power grid so to me it is a win win product!

[samfuller]

Don't partner with Apple or Amazon. Keep it in house TESLA

[terryrush]

HHO, not explosive, in case of wreck it goes dead and safe

[jerrytjohnson]

so what model is it in so I can buy one!?

[jaygood]

Tesla nozzles that fit onto water hose would take care of infrastructure issues.

[aguerra]

At first it was an on-board system of hydrogen supply and later in the video it talks about an infrastructure of hydrogen refueling stations then it mentions water refueling stations, who would need that!

[leaulentille]

Finally! A perpetual motion machine that generates clicks for unscrupulous youtubers!

[fishwanda]

They'll find some way to charge us for water at the same price as gas