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We’ve known about hybrid or electric vehicle but maybe a little we know about the hydrogen fuel. Hydrogen fuel cell vehicles has been developed because it have big potential to reduce vehicle depend on oil. The hydrogen also environmental friendly (still dunno about it). As I’ve wrote before that electric vehicle is not really environment friendly because of energy produced by coal plants while hydrogen is pollutants free and is a renewable source.
The source of energy from hydrogen could be refilled in about five minute. This is more shorter time than electric car that need to charge more than an hours to fully charge. The hydrogen powered car still new but its not far to produce. There’s carmaker make a research and try to make it as a reality such as :-
Toyota
Toyota has invest in the hydrogen vehicle development and their Toyota FCV-R concept will be release as a hydrogen vehicle. They keep forward to make the hydrogen car in reality by 2015.Honda
Honda FCX Clarity look like Civic in their design but it is used hydrogen powered electric which help it run around 74 mpg.Hyundai
Hyundai has been working on the hydrogen powered version on its Tucson SUV for a while. They will plan to lease more than 1,000 TUcson FCEVs this year and plan to produce in 2015.Mercedes Benz
Mercedes benz hydrogen, B-Class F-CELL also a car that will used hydrogen source powered.
Source :- AutoGuide
This is good innovation. Hopefully the hydrogen car will become reality in 2015. It is safe?? Dunno yet..
A supercarmaker Hennessey Performance (HPE) will revealed the ultra lightweigh Venom GT on August 17, 2011 at the Monterey. The yellow supercar have 1,200 powerhorse combined with in a mid engine chasis. it is a supercar that will give much speed and performance. It could make 0-60 km just in 2.5 second and the top speed is 267 mph.
Source :- Autoblog
A supercar that have a great history.. When our country could produce supercar like this?
You’ve just passed your test and you’re a little bemused by the options available for first time drivers. What car is best? Will you have to pay loads for insurance? Brand new or used?
A brand new car, of course, has its advantages. There is no way it can be stolen, declared a write off or destined for the scrap heap in a month. On the other hand, you will pay a lot more for a brand new car and when you add the cost of insurance, road tax, fuel and MOT fees, it can make a hefty dent in your savings.
A used car does pose a bit more of a risk. You don’t know by looking if they have been declared off the road for whatever reason, whether they have a nasty crash in the past or what kind of history they have. If you’re a brand new driver, you may not have any idea what to look for when giving it a once over. Groups like AimVI and the RAC offer expert advice for a fee, usually starting from £100. This may sound a little steep, but you could end up paying a lot more in repairs if you settle for anything less.
It’s pretty well known that young drivers tend to get a raw deal when it comes to insurance, but if you shop around and do your research, you may be able to find a great deal for a lot cheaper than you were expecting. Make sure the car that you choose is within your budget and that it is suitable for your needs before you commit. There are a lot of sites around that will break down costs and let you compare insurance quotes to ensure you get the best deal possible.