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1680 - The idea and design of an internal combustion engine was first made by a Dutch astronomer named Christiaan Hudgens but never made one.

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1860 - Joseph Lenoir made a two-stroke, single cylinder engine on a 3 wheel car that ran on a mixture of coal gas and air. It worked in 1863 and ran 11 miles in 3 hours.

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1876 - Nikolaus Otto made a four-stroke, four cylinder engine that used petroleum rather than coal gas and air

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1885 - Gottlieb Daimler and Wilhelm Maybach made the first modern High speed internal combustion engine by making changes on Otto's engine and making the first carburetor.

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1885 - Karl and Bertha Benz changed the carburetor and made the throttle system, battery-powered ignitions, sparkplugs, gearshifts, water radiator and clutch. They also made the first practical automobile powered by an internal combustion engine.

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1903 - The Wright Brothers successfully flew a plane using a modified internal combustion engine without a fuel pump, carburetor, sparkplugs, or a throttle but was made out of light aluminum which was never done before.

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1905 - Alfred Buchi, a Swiss engineer, Invented turbochargers which allowed the engine to get more airflow and become more efficient and powerful while being smaller but still produce the same amount or more power than the older engines.

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1926 - Robert H. Goddard made a liquid propellant rocket which fuel and oxygen combines on a combustion chamber then gets burnt to produce a force to propel the rocket.

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1958 - Felix Wankel made a version of an internal combustion engine that used a triangular rotating rotor rather than pistons which made the car lighter and more quiet but also more unreliable because they wear out easily.

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1980 - Originally invented in 1928 by Jonas Hesselman, fuel injections became more popular after they were used in WW2 when planes were injected with fuel rather than using a carburetor to prevent stalling when maneuvering mid-air.

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2008 - Tesla made the first street-legal electric car which powered the engine with a Lithium-Ion battery. The first ever electric car was made in 1834 by Thomas Davenport but weren't used more often because electricity was scarce at the time.