Mercedes Benz F-Cell Roadster
Written by admin on March 27, 2009 – 8:24 am -
Mercedes Benz has introduced the F-Cell Roadster. It is a concept that is self-controlled technology "drive-by-wire", and a joystick replaces the conventional steering wheel.
The vehicle is powered by a fuel cell system of 1.2 kW, emission-free, which is located at the rear. Could reach a maximum speed of 25 km/h and reach an operating range up to 350 km (about 217 miles).
The F-Cell Roadster uniquely combines the most advanced technologies with a design that follows the story of the manufacture of vehicles. Actually incorporates stylistic elements from different periods in the history of the automobile, such as carbon fiber, with ...
The future is here: This is the destructor spectacular Swedish, Visby corvette class . This is the first ship "invisible" in the world, which is powered by Waterjets quiet and non-magnetic materials made of composites.
According to experts, this corvette is undetectable electronically to more than 13 miles in rough seas more than 22 kilometers into the sea calm. Its creation was a response to the constant incursion of foreign submarines in Swedish waters in the mid-eighties.
The mission of this corvette can achieve a speed of 65 kilometers per hour, will be to patrol its territorial waters quickly.
Mr Iman Maghsoudi, with the help of two people, has designed a concept car that has the powers to call IBite that is like biting on the metal. According to the designers this car is nothing more than an improvisation on the platform of the hybrid Toyota Prius car and use of design elements of the car Lotus 7. Surely this corduroy to make this car, looked at the Toyota and Lotus, said: "Fusion"
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As additional information, you can see its surfboard as clearly shown in the photos and secure because this car is going to look short fly!
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I think this concept is perfect for metro city, like Tokyo, New York, London, Paris, and etc. For reason the rise in oil prices is causing a global crisis, it must be good reason. That's why car manufacturers are beginning to look increasingly to other energy sources for vehicles of the future.
The Slimbus is one example. It is designed for short-haul routes such as the route between highly populated cities like Tokyo and Nagoya in Japan. The Slimbus is very small and manageable.
Measured only 1.2 m wide and is divided into compartments. With five wheels, this slimbus is really slim. ...
In the Paris Motor Show 2008, Nissan demonstrate the future of their car is the Nissan Nuvu.
3 passenger car capacity (2+1) is the electric car which is easy drive and easy to find parking places (the length of car only 3 meters).
As the city car, Nuvu using solar energy (solar powered) as the source of energy by putting solar panels on top and some materials used can also be recycled.
Nuvu planned to begin in 2010 will be manufactured in Japan and the United States. And the year 2012 will be sale to the whole world.
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