The University of Warwick British manufactures car powered by waste chocolate and components of carrots, potatoes, flax, to prepare the first race car 3 miles away which works with renewable energy.
The news agency Reuters that the British University researchers presented their first car of its kind, which they called "Lula" at the Massachusetts Institute of Energy Technology in the state of Boston.
University and spent 9 months in developing this car, which cost about $ 200 thousand, with one designer of the car as the first car to be completely environmentally friendly, because it works remnants of normal, and most Mkuntha exist in the market of agricultural products or a garbage bin, where the conversion of the engine (which is produced by me. Am. W.) of gasoline to diesel, have been modified to run fuel from waste chocolate or any other vegetable oils, and there are drive unit to convert ozone to oxygen, so a top speed of 135 miles per hour, and can reach a speed of 60 miles over 2.5 seconds from the start.
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