
Featured Future Cars
Milner AirCar
Their AirCar is at the very early stages, as they’re currently putting together a non-flying prototype (as of January 2008 they have the body completed). The wings fold into a 7 ft by 6 ft box that contains both ducted fans as well as vertical stabilizers.
The 4-seat, 4-door PHEV, Milner ElectriCar is set to premiere, along with its cousin the AirCar, at the New York Auto Show in March of 2008. According to the company web site, the ElectriCar’s prototype is coming along well, although it may be offered initially as a kit car.
One look at the 4-passenger Moller M400 Skycar and we don’t much care who you are, this is a dynamo—hustler and hooker, the collective futurecars dream.
The VentureOne is a fully-enclosed, two-passenger, three-wheeled tilting vehicle that uses patented engineering called Dynamic Vehicle Control (DVC) to allow the vehicle to tilt side to side as much as 45 degrees. Venture has plans for two different propulsion systems: a gas/electric hybrid (Venture e50 and Venture Q100) and an all-electric system (Venture EV).
A one-time employee at Tesla Motors, engineer Ian Wright took an Ariel Atom roadster and modified it with an all-electric powertrain to create the superfast Wrightspeed X1.
Future Cars: The Green Alternative
The cars of the future were once thought to be nice addictions to auto shows or fantastical dreams of some car junkie, but future cars are much more important than ever before. With the environment on everyone's mind, the emergence of Peak Oil, and an economy dependent on foreign oil, future cars are one of the pieces to the puzzle in rescuing society from many of the impending disasters it is facing. From the Prius to the Tesla, future cars have become the hot item in today's public eye, yet even more important they have become the green item as well, helping to revive and inspire a green and alternative consciousness in main stream society.
At Future Cars we’re fostering an online community dedicated to providing unbiased information about the future cars and future vehicles —how they will run, how viable they are, and how they will contribute to a cleaner environment and end our international dependence on oil and other fossil fuels.
Here you will find news and information on a number of future cars, alternative fuels, and emerging technologies of the future, all in a language that’s easy to understand.
Please not that all information on future cars is for educational and informational purposes only.
Moller Flying Car
Vehicles based on electric power sources have existed since the late nineteenth century during which there were more electric vehicles, including trolleys and trains, than there were gasoline-powered cars.
OPEC is an acronym for the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries, an international oil cartel featuring thirteen member nations. Established in 1960, its purpose has generally been to defend and champion the interests of its member nations on the global oil market.
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