The E-Quickie Electric Vehicle Gets its Energy From the Ground
References: automotto.org & solar-driver.dasreiseprojekt.de
Students from the University of Karlsruhe have designed and developed a unique three-wheeler with a driver capsule. Named the E-Quickie, the vehicle derives energy from energy conductors on the ground. There are receivers placed under the car that take energy from tracks through electric induction.
The shell of E-Quickie is made from lightweight carbon fiber, ensuring optimal mobility. Check out the cute three-wheeler in the featured gallery.
Implications - As the importance of creating and establishing environmentally friendly products increases, so does the opportunity for companies to benefit by investing in them. A company or brand that attaches its name to a product with any eco-properties immediately engenders goodwill for its brand and commodities.
The shell of E-Quickie is made from lightweight carbon fiber, ensuring optimal mobility. Check out the cute three-wheeler in the featured gallery.
Implications - As the importance of creating and establishing environmentally friendly products increases, so does the opportunity for companies to benefit by investing in them. A company or brand that attaches its name to a product with any eco-properties immediately engenders goodwill for its brand and commodities.
Trend Themes
1. Electric Trikes - Opportunity for companies to create and market electric tricycles as a sustainable transportation alternative.
2. Energy Conductors - Potential for developing technology that harvests energy through conductors on the ground for various applications.
3. Lightweight Carbon Fiber - Innovation in utilizing lightweight carbon fiber materials for improved mobility and energy efficiency in vehicle design.
Industry Implications
1. Transportation - Disruptive innovation opportunities for companies to develop and manufacture electric tricycles as a viable mode of transportation.
2. Renewable Energy - Opportunities for developing energy harvesting systems using conductors on the ground for sustainable energy generation.
3. Material Science - Innovation and research in lightweight carbon fiber materials for applications in automotive and transportation industries.
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