You mean like motorcycles?How do you have heat/AC/defrosters? Seems like it is not very practical.
You mean like motorcycles?
Other compressed air power cars carry their own compressor, and a small engine to run the compressor. On those models, the engine provides power for heat and air conditioning. On those models, kinetic energy from the wheels and the engine ensure the compressor is constantly refilling the air tanks, so distance is less of a problem.
You mean like motorcycles?
Other compressed air power cars carry their own compressor, and a small engine to run the compressor. On those models, the engine provides power for heat and air conditioning. On those models, kinetic energy from the wheels and the engine ensure the compressor is constantly refilling the air tanks, so distance is less of a problem.
Now, to make that engine air powered.
The air cars are really designed for people who live and work in larger cities, not for commuters. They would also be popular in large retirement communities. My stepdad retired to a large retirement community in Florida (The Villages) and they all drive golf carts around the streets there.
Probably, but with more than 13 companies working on air cars, including Daewoo, Pugot and Honda, they aren't likely to get their wish. The same technology is already being used in certain heavy vehicles for brake energy regeneration (developed in US government and industry labs, actually).A lot of corporations/governments/elitists would pay good money to see to it that this idea fails.