New Zealand-based industrial designer John Bukasa allows all and sundry to have a peep into the future of sustainable transportation as he comes up with an innovative, all-electric car that should tolerate sleeping chauffeurs while on the move. Dubbed as The Guardian, the concept car features four in-wheel electric motors that use Lithium-ion batteries to store solar power and electric energy.
the guardian all electric concept car lets you hav
the guardian all electric concept car lets you hav
An onboard computer autonomously directs the vehicle to take a route, where the seven passengers: four adults and three kids wish to go. During their ride, the passengers could play video games or watch movies. What they need to do toward forward motion is to hit the name of the acquaintance and the vehicle will lead them to him.
the guardian all electric concept car lets you hav
the guardian all electric concept car lets you hav
the guardian all electric concept car lets you hav
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