While many car manufacturers now try to reduce carbon dioxide emissions in their vehicles and improve fuel economy, others are coming out with new cars that run on hydrogen. Imagine how cutting edge this technological idea is! Applying technological adjustments or changes in the car such as improved transmission and drive lines, as well as weight reduction can improve fuel efficiency by up to 40% while carbon dioxide emissions are reduced by 15%. This seems to work with a lot of sense. Unloading your car with any of the unnecessary loads or objects can greatly help you save fuel costs.

Now, reduction in carbon emissions only is not anymore the ultimate end of all technological researches about car efficiency. A zero-emission hydrogen fuel cell powered car has been manufactured to challenge the conventional gasoline-fueled vehicles we have today. The vehicle has been engineered to deliver energy consumption which is equivalent to 1.8li/100kms on petrol and potentially topping a speed of 137kph. The hydrogen is then converted into electricity using a 4-stack hydrogen PEM fuel cell and then directing that electricity to the 4 motors/generators connecting each directly to the driving wheels. I want to drive this car. It’s not only fuel efficient, it’s also environmentally-friendly.