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The car can run across the United States with 3.7 liters of gasoline
The car, built by students at Laval University, can run a distance of 4,500km with less than 4 liters of gasoline.
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Intelligent fuel gauge helps fuel economy and safety warnings for drivers
Bosch has developed a smart pedal that can reduce fuel consumption by up to 7% and increase safety.
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Sea-going hybrid airplanes move with air cushion
FlyShip is a type of ocean transport designed by German engineers to provide full functionality of ships, aircraft and air-cushioned vessels.
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Fuel saving technologies
According to data from the US Energy Research Agency, recently developed technologies can save 7% to 12% of fuel costs for cars.
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Stingray ray submarine
The unique shape of the rays can inspire the emergence of new generation deep-sea research submarines.
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The most fuel-efficient sports car in the world
Volkswagen has announced the world's most fuel efficient, with the ability to run from Sydney to Melbourne, which costs about 260,000 dong (about 10 liters) of fuel.
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Hard pavement will save gas
Massachusetts Institute of Technology engineers have developed a mathematical model of the top cover of the pavement and proposed saving 3% of fuel when traveling. This…
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Electric avionics opens a new era for aviation
The award-winning electric-powered airliner in the United States could open a new era in aviation.
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Start the car with a laser instead of a spark plug
Romanian and Japanese researchers have designed a laser that can start a combustion engine more efficiently than existing spark plugs with the ability to burn a fuel mix…
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Automobiles 'fuel economy, environmentally friendly'
Clever (abbreviation for the Compact Low Emission Vehicle for Urban Transport) is the result of years of research by a group of scientists from nine European countries,…