Global Retrofit Platform · HCU-128™ · Patent CA 3,280,535

The Bridge Between
Diesel Today and
Hydrogen Tomorrow.

Transforming 1.2 billion existing diesel engines into clean, intelligent, profitable systems — without replacing a single truck. Engineered to retrofit the trucks fleets already own.

Current stage: TRL 4 — engineering complete, simulation-validated. First prototype build is the objective of this seed round.

0.0B+
Diesel Engines Globally
Trucks, ships, trains, generators
$0B+
Global Retrofit TAM
At $45K avg. kit ASP
0%
Global CO₂ from Freight
The largest unfixed source
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Explainer

See How Hydrix Works

A quick walkthrough of the retrofit kit, the control system, and what changes under the hood.

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The Scale of the Opportunity

Not a product. A global platform.

Even 1% global penetration = 12 million engines in scope.

1.2B+Engines

No Scalable Fix

Full electrification is a multi-decade, multi-trillion-dollar project. The planet cannot wait. 85% of developing-world fleets are diesel-only — BEV is not viable.

$1.2TElectrification cost

BEV Cannot Scale

New BEV truck: $400K–$600K vs. Hydrix: $54,900. An 8–13× cost difference developing markets cannot bridge. Grid infrastructure alone costs $1.2T globally.

25%of Global CO₂

Mandates Are Arriving

Every major economy is now targeting freight transport. Carbon levies, shipper ESG requirements, and regulatory frameworks are converging simultaneously.

The solution must work NOW, in existing engines, without rebuilding infrastructure. Full electrification: commercially scaled 2030–2035+. HYDRIX: engineered to retrofit the trucks fleets already own — no new infrastructure required.

HCU-128™ Platform Architecture

Not a mechanical add-on.
A software intelligence layer.

HCU-128™ is designed to be engine-agnostic — architected so the same control intelligence can adapt to DD15 first, then Cummins, CAT, Volvo, Scania and other diesel engines. This is the platform HYDRIX is engineering, not a single-engine product.

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Hardware Layer

  • Per-cylinder H₂ injection rail — aerospace-grade alloy construction
  • Custom universal adapter plate — zero permanent modification
  • Sensor ecosystem: pressure, temp, flow, O₂
  • Triple-redundant safety: SW + solenoid + hard-line
  • IP67 marine-grade enclosure for all climates
02

HCU-128™ Control Core

  • Closed-loop H₂ mass-flow control
  • Torque-based blending logic
  • Predictive derate algorithms
  • CAN/J1939 + OBD integration
  • Functional-safety-oriented control kernel
  • OTA firmware updates
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Intelligence & Data Layer

Roadmap
  • Fleet analytics dashboard — designed to deliver per-truck live data
  • Carbon credit engine — will auto-calculate OBPS/CARB credits
  • Predictive maintenance — planned ML-based fault prediction
  • Multi-engine calibration profiles — planned for DD15→Cummins→CAT→Volvo
  • Fleet management system integration — planned API

Platform Key Insight: Adding a new engine is intended to require weeks of calibration, not new hardware. This is the Hydrix platform moat.

Universal Engine Adaptation Layer

One platform.
Engineered for every major diesel powertrain.

1.2 billion engines in scope. Same hardware, new calibration profile. Phase 1 through Phase 4 covers 80% of global Class 8 diesel engines.

Phase 1In Development

Detroit DD15

Canada / USA · ~30% Class 8 Canada

Phase 2Adaptation Module

Cummins X15 / ISX

North America · #1 US Class 8

Phase 2Adaptation Module

Caterpillar C15/C18

USA / Latin America · Mining dominant

Phase 3EU Roadmap

Volvo D13/D16

Europe / USA · EU market leader

Phase 3EU Roadmap

Scania DC13/DC16

Europe / India · Asia-Pacific growth

Phase 4Licensing Model

Generic Diesel

India / Latin America · Tata, Mahindra, Eicher

Third-Party Validation · IFS / KAG Canada

KAG Canada · 3.5 Years Commercial Operation

IFS deployed with KAG Canada — North America's largest liquid bulk transporter — in Edmonton, Alberta. Same DD15 engine. Same technology category. Proven in Canadian winters.

"Technology is commercially proven, operationally reliable, and economically viable in real Canadian fleet conditions."

IFS / KAG Canada Commercial Case Study · December 2024 · Zero engine degradation · Fully reversible

40.2%
Diesel displacement
IFS / KAG Canada
18%
Net fuel cost reduction
IFS / KAG Canada
$0.14
Savings per km (CAD)
IFS / KAG Canada
3.5 yrs
Continuous commercial operation
IFS / KAG Canada
Private Placement

Raising a private seed round.

Hydrix is currently raising capital under prospectus exemptions available to qualifying investors. Offering materials are shared only with individuals who request and are approved for access.