Rolls-Royce’s MTU high-power diesel engine series serves a wide range of military and civilian applications. These include marine, land, rail, and defense vehicles.

Rolls-Royce makes some of the luxurious cars money can buy, but the brand's name is also on some much more expensive, and ...

Rolls-Royce is known for a lot of things, but daring technological weirdness generally isn’t one of them. That’s why it’s so surprising that they made an engine that, when described, seems ...

With a commitment to world-class engineering it should come as no surprise that Rolls-Royce engines power some of the most advanced fighter jets in the world.

MTU’s new gas engine for commercial marine applications – the first from Rolls-Royce – has undergone some 3,000 hours on the test bench and is now ready to enter series production as the ...

Modern diesel-engined cars are quiet, provide lots of torque, get great gas mileage and are much cleaner than diesel engines of yore. Prejudice, however, not to mention some old-fashioned snobbery ...

Rolls-Royce announced that its most popular marine engines in production, the mtu Series 2000 and Series 4000, are officially compatible with sustainable fuels.

Aiming to make armored vehicles stealthier, Rolls-Royce is using this year's Eurosatory defense trade fair to debut a new concept hybrid diesel engine that not only makes tanks and such more ...

Rolls-Royce in July announced that its mtu Kinetic PowerPack units, based on the 4000 and 1600 series diesel engines, have been approved to use renewable diesel along with other synthetic fuels.

Erwood said that while demand for its large diesel engines was strong and could continue that way for another 20 years, Rolls Royce was also actively engaged in alternative clean energy solutions.

Automotive giant Rolls-Royce has developed the ‘mtu Series 2000 and Series 4000’ marine engines that can run on sustainable fuels.

Rolls-Royce makes elegant, luxurious automobiles, but it's also an aerospace and defense company with a history of providing engines to jet fighters.