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Future car technology will most likely involve a whole host of choices in regard to the fuel of choice.
Right now many automakers are gearing up for offering vehicles that are able to run on ethanol or other biofuels (such as biodiesel), which is the path of least resistance for the near future.
But, what about longer term? In the longer term, future car technology will most likely involve cars that run on hydrogen, electricity, air, nitrogen or even nuclear power. Some may see the nuclear-powered car as the most far-fetched of all of the ideas, but this is a mistake.
In fact, in 1958 the first nuclear automobile was pioneered and called the Ford Nucleon. The Ford Nucleon was a concept vehicle that was supposed to be powered by a small nuclear reactor at the rear of the vehicle fueled by radioactive material. No working prototypes were ever built, however.
So, this is not the say that nuclear-powered cars will never be part of the future. Car technology will most likely advance to the state will this will one day be a likely fuel of choice.
But, what is here now? Hydrogen, electricity, air and nitrogen cars all have had working prototypes built. In fact, in regard to electric vehicles, production models have also been built. But, the range of electric cars and their recharging rate have always been their downfall.
So, this is where hydrogen cars step in. Hydrogen cars at this writing can run from either internal combustion engines or fuel cells. Some of the current models of hydrogen cars like the GM Sequel have a proven driving range of over 300 miles in real world conditions. The BMW Hydrogen 7 has rolled out as a lease vehicle and is a dual fuel vehicle that can run off either liquid hydrogen or gasoline.
The Honda FCX was the first hydrogen car to be offered as a lease in 2004 and now the second lessee, actress Q'orianka Kilcher who played Pocahontas in the movie "The New World".
Electric cars also offer an option in regard to future car technology if the aforementioned issues may be resolved. Companies like Tesla, Zap and Phoenix Motorcars are making headway in developing these vehicles for the marketplace.
And, then there is the MDI air cars which may be going over big in Europe and India once the compressed air infrastructure is in place. The MDI air cars also have an onboard compressor that plugs into any outlet so this will help with vehicle acceptance.
So, far their has only been one nitrogen car prototype of note and this is the CooLN2Car developed by the University of North Texas. The car has stalled in development, however, due to lack of research funds.
Two other parts of advanced car technology to note are the future flying cars that will be taking flight over the next two or three years and smart cars that will also be seeing the highways and byways sometime in the future as well.

Future Car Pictures

Future Car Pictures

Future Car Pictures

Future Car Engine
Future car technology will most likely involve a whole host of choices in regard to the fuel of choice.
Right now many automakers are gearing up for offering vehicles that are able to run on ethanol or other biofuels (such as biodiesel), which is the path of least resistance for the near future.
But, what about longer term? In the longer term, future car technology will most likely involve cars that run on hydrogen, electricity, air, nitrogen or even nuclear power. Some may see the nuclear-powered car as the most far-fetched of all of the ideas, but this is a mistake.
In fact, in 1958 the first nuclear automobile was pioneered and called the Ford Nucleon. The Ford Nucleon was a concept vehicle that was supposed to be powered by a small nuclear reactor at the rear of the vehicle fueled by radioactive material. No working prototypes were ever built, however.
So, this is not the say that nuclear-powered cars will never be part of the future. Car technology will most likely advance to the state will this will one day be a likely fuel of choice.
But, what is here now? Hydrogen, electricity, air and nitrogen cars all have had working prototypes built. In fact, in regard to electric vehicles, production models have also been built. But, the range of electric cars and their recharging rate have always been their downfall.
So, this is where hydrogen cars step in. Hydrogen cars at this writing can run from either internal combustion engines or fuel cells. Some of the current models of hydrogen cars like the GM Sequel have a proven driving range of over 300 miles in real world conditions. The BMW Hydrogen 7 has rolled out as a lease vehicle and is a dual fuel vehicle that can run off either liquid hydrogen or gasoline.
The Honda FCX was the first hydrogen car to be offered as a lease in 2004 and now the second lessee, actress Q'orianka Kilcher who played Pocahontas in the movie "The New World".
Electric cars also offer an option in regard to future car technology if the aforementioned issues may be resolved. Companies like Tesla, Zap and Phoenix Motorcars are making headway in developing these vehicles for the marketplace.
And, then there is the MDI air cars which may be going over big in Europe and India once the compressed air infrastructure is in place. The MDI air cars also have an onboard compressor that plugs into any outlet so this will help with vehicle acceptance.
So, far their has only been one nitrogen car prototype of note and this is the CooLN2Car developed by the University of North Texas. The car has stalled in development, however, due to lack of research funds.
Two other parts of advanced car technology to note are the future flying cars that will be taking flight over the next two or three years and smart cars that will also be seeing the highways and byways sometime in the future as well.
Volvo V60 plug-in Hybrid Concept will be unveiled in the 2011 Geneva Motor Show and will be launched in 2012 to the market.
Emissions of Carbon dioxide will average 40 grams per km and fuel consumption of 1.9 liters per 100 kilometers. The cost of its battery might be expensive as it will contain a conventional combustion engine. Now we have to wait to see this awesome Volvo model.Volvo V60 plug-in Hybrid Concept will be unveiled in the 2011 Geneva Motor Show and will be launched in 2012 to the market.
Emissions of Carbon dioxide will average 40 grams per km and fuel consumption of 1.9 liters per 100 kilometers. The cost of its battery might be expensive as it will contain a conventional combustion engine. Now we have to wait to see this awesome Volvo model.In the recent 2011 Detroit Auto Show, we came to see the Civic Si Concept coupe and Civic Concept sedan model. But now Honda unveiled the specs engine for 2012 Civic Si.
The previous engine was a containing of 2.0 liter unit four-cylinder engine which does have 197 horsepower. While the new one contains 2.4 liter gasoline engine that does have the capacity of 200 horsepower.
The Honda Civic Si engine is very similar to the Acura TSX’s powerplant. This new Honda 2012 Civic Si still not released by Honda, but soon it will be available in the market.
In the recent 2011 Detroit Auto Show, we came to see the Civic Si Concept coupe and Civic Concept sedan model. But now Honda unveiled the specs engine for 2012 Civic Si.
The previous engine was a containing of 2.0 liter unit four-cylinder engine which does have 197 horsepower. While the new one contains 2.4 liter gasoline engine that does have the capacity of 200 horsepower.
The Honda Civic Si engine is very similar to the Acura TSX’s powerplant. This new Honda 2012 Civic Si still not released by Honda, but soon it will be available in the market.
Nissan’s future model, the Rogue is going to be launched in US.
During the first part of 2013 Nissan will produce its Rogue model in the US .
According to North American Nissan Vice president David Reuter,”The Rogue comes for re-design and this is an opportunity to move up”.
The Japanese model has been extended its business with a wide variety.
Nissan’s future model, the Rogue is going to be launched in US.
During the first part of 2013 Nissan will produce its Rogue model in the US .
According to North American Nissan Vice president David Reuter,”The Rogue comes for re-design and this is an opportunity to move up”.
The Japanese model has been extended its business with a wide variety.
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