The first electric car powered by saltwater will soon be rolling through European cities. Nanoflowcell, a Lichtenstein based car manufacturer, has just received approval to start testing its innovative electric car on streets and highways in Germany. The car produces power similar to a hydrogen cell car. Liquid is sent from one tank, through a membrane, and into another tank, which creates energy that is stored and distributed by super capacitors. The car debuted earlier in March at the Geneva Motor Show.
This article was originally published on September 18, 2014
