Cars on water, ice, sand ...
A Chinese inventor has introduced astonishing car design: cars can travel on all terrains, from sand, ice, stone ... and the whole country.
A Chinese inventor has introduced astonishing car design: cars can travel on all terrains, from sand, ice, stone ... and the whole country.
>>> Video: Cars on water, ice, sand ...
This vehicle can reach all terrains at speeds up to 100km / h. It's like a spacecraft that can move constantly on every surface.
Volkswagen Aqua runs on water. (Source: Daily Mail)
The 21-year-old designer Yuhan Zhang called the car Volkswagen Aqua - to participate in a competition sponsored by Volkswagen's German automaker.
Volkswagen Aqua consists of four fans and airbags mounted inside to help it fly off the surface.
2 engines of hydrogen powered vehicles, not polluting the environment. (Source: Daily Mail)
It is also environmentally friendly because two hydrogen-powered engines do not emit carbon dioxide.
One of the two engines can exaggerate a 'skirt' around the car to lift the car off the ground, while the other engine keeps moving in the right direction.
"I hope one day Aqua will become a cheap supercar that many people buy ," Zhang said.
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