Maybe, after a decade or so, you won’t need the traditional fuel sources when you’ve got concept cars like the “Bio Top” negating their use. The futuristic vehicle, designed by Luis Pinheiro de Lima, utilizes “wireless electricity” technology and is self-powered. Unlike the dull-looking cars of today, two wheels up front and one spherical at the back make it strikingly novel. So, while you steer the pod-like auto, it keeps on generating electricity.
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Don’t know how the avid gamers would like it? I’m impressed, for it’s a green vehicle with an unusually amazing shape.
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