Recycle lead from automobile batteries into solar panels
Researchers at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology have developed a new way to recycle batteries into ultra-efficient solar panels.
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Researchers at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology have developed a new way to recycle batteries into ultra-efficient solar panels.
By 2030 - 2035, cars on the road are believed to be without the use of rear-view mirrors, gas pedals, brake pedals, whistles, and even the complete absence of steering w…
The exterior may not be a breakthrough, but the latest Land Rover cars can be routed remotely using the iPhone.
The US Department of Transportation says it will deploy the technology
Called the e2O, this four-seater is priced at just $ 11,000 and M & M says it will sell out to overseas markets next year with initial targets for European and African m…
The auto loading truck from the workshop to the warehouse is being put to trial at a foreign company in Dong Nai, giving it nearly three times the efficiency of manual l…
A UK-based consortium will test the full range of passenger automobiles in the coming months.
A team of designers from San Diego (PA) has created a line of egg-like vehicles that allow riders to easily navigate the crowded streets of major cities.
Metro said that his car, Tang Zhengping, a farmer in Beijing, operated from two batteries and two generators. One battery will be charged while the other is powering the…
By using optical camouflage technology, Mercedes Benz scientists can make a car disappear on the street.
For those who want to surf the streets on motorbikes but want to be as comfortable as they are in a car, the unique C-1 supercar can be the perfect choice. The C-1 elect…
Scientists at Oxford University have developed a car that can automatically control itself.
Cars can say, look and drive - It's a car of the future controlled entirely by computer, being tested on the streets of Berlin (Germany).
Polish students have successfully designed a super-car, capable of over 659 kilometers, consuming just one liter of gasoline, the Associated Press reported.
A truck solar-powered air conditioning system will be available in the market in early 2012.