The above-pictured concept electric vehicle is the brainchild of Brazilian industrial designer Raquelly Dias. With the conception of the unnamed automobile, the designer aims to promote cleanliness in technology parks around Florianopolis.
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The vehicle comes equipped with rechargeable batteries and an electric motor to offer squeaky-clean commute. You will find two garbage dispensers to collect both inorganic and organic waste attached to the vehicle. The dispensers feature wheels for easy haulage.
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Designer: Raquelly Dias
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