Transparent MOY Car.

The fantastic car named as "MOY".It is fully made of glass. This vehicle is powered by battery that charge electro motor set in wheels and controlled by drive by wires. The body of the car is made of outer and inner polycarbonate layers, with layers of liquid crystals, LED diodes and electro chromic foil (film) in between.

Cargo Pickup

This is the fantastic pickup Cargo.To tackle inner city deliveries,this is innovative battery powered vehicle that boasts of variable track, wheelbase and carrying configurations. The Compact Mode sees the Pick-up section flushed to the back of the cabin. The Narrow mode gives reduced width and higher maneuverability and as the name suggests, the Pick-up Truck Mode allows you to carry larger payloads.The extra compartments can be be removed to further reduced the size of Cargo.

Car of Malta

In the July 1993 issue, Thoroughbred & Classic Cars ran an article about the cars of Malta entitled "Treasure Island". I am glad to report that although by 2001 imported Japanese and Korean cars seemed to dominate the scene, there were still plenty of cars in everyday use for the classic car enthusiast to enjoy

First Canadian car

This was the first Canadian production car and also the first licensed car on the road in Stratford. It was built in Kitchener, Ontario. It was also the first car to cross the American-Canadian border from Waterloo, Canada to Brown City, Mich., in 1900

First German Car

In 1954 Egon Brütsch designed the first German car with a fibreglass shell (a 3-wheeler, called the ‘Type 200' or ‘Spatz’ pictured above). But he had difficulties constructing it and so he sold the design to Harald Friedrich of toolmakers Alzmetal

ECO friendly car

Pakistan is hardly known for its engineering expertise or environmentally friendly policies. But students from two leading universities are trying to change that perception. Four Pakistani student teams have taken up the challenge of building eco-friendly cars as part of a competition featuring 196 other teams from across the world. They are tasked with building ‘urban concept’ vehicles, which are designed for everyday use by consumers, and ‘prototypes’ – unique, experimental vehicles that may seem impractical today, but might inform the design of cars in the future.

Two teams from the Ghulam Ishaq Khan Institute of Science and Technology (GIKI) and two teams from the Pakistan Navy College of Engineering (NUST) are headed to Germany on May 7 to participate in the Shell Eco-Marathon. The competition will reward the vehicle that goes the farthest distance using the least amount of fuel.

Russian GT Supercar

Nikolay Fomenko, who was probably busy enough being a popular singer, television news anchor and theater actor, also found time to become an FIA N-GT champion. He’s just launched Russia’s first sportscar company, Marussia by making its first hybrid car.

Venture three wheeler car

A speedy two-passenger three-wheeler that Howard Levine, left, and Ian Bruce hope is a car of the future

Toyota Rin

Rin is a 'toy like' concept. This car is usually in the category of cute cars.Rin means 'upright' and 'graceful'. It has transparent floor and big windows.Rin, a plug-in gas electric hybrid. Its plugins run longer than a regular hybrid because it recharges in a house hold socket.These cars appear to be inspired more by the iPod, futuristic space capsules and Japanese manga animation.

Toyota Natural Material Car

The company is again making news with another concept that could be a common sight on the road after a couple of decades. The car is powered by a 500cc engine that is about a third the size of Toyota’s ingenuity. This car makes use of high-tech material like carbon-fibre reinforced plastic which gives it collision safety. Its weight is just over 400kg .This car is also powered by electricity which gives it better speed and range. The car makes use of materials that are not readily available today and manufacturing them especially for the car is not a cost-effective approach.

Saleen S7 Twin Turbo

This car has a top speed of 248 mph+ and it can reach 0-60 in 3.2 seconds. If you are a true American patriot, you can be proud to show off this car.

Porsche Carrera GT

Porsche Carrera GT $440,000



A supercar with dynamic stability control and a top speed of 209 mph+ and it can reach 0-60 in 3.9 seconds. The Porsche Carrera GT applies the absolute calibers of a true racing car to offer an unprecedented driving feeling on the road.

Street legal car

The most expensive street legal car available on the market today. It is the fastest accelerating car reaching 0-60 in 2.5 seconds. It claims to be the fastest car with a top speed of 253 mph+.

However, the title for the fastest car goes to the SSC Ultimate Aero
which exceed 253 mph pushing this car to 2nd place for the fastest car.

Peapod Electric Car

chrysler's GEM division has introduced a docking station on wheels. And, it can carry you and three friends along with a tune.

Flexible Skin Car

The car features flexible skin instead of solid body panels. The exterior of this car was not made of heavy rigid material? it was made from flexible fabric stretched over a moveable structural subframe.It explores the design possibilities opened up when the traditional body panel approach is dropped to make a car's exterior completely flexible - from variable lines to hingeless doors to eyelid headlights.

Car powered by air

The car makes use of electrical energy to convert into mechanical energy for compressing the air. The compressed air is then stored and converted back to drive the pistons, engine and the wheels of the car. In between of the transform to and from different types of energy will surely cause some losses.

Basically, this air-powered car is making use of the compressed air as an energy storage medium, which could be less expensive, dangerous or both compared to other energy storage medium such as batteries or hydrogen.

Three tyres car

This Car is an entirely new vehicle concept, which was designed as an answer to the new requirements of modern and future mobility, where a car will be more than simply a car. For this reason, the proposed concept does not reflect an automobile in the classical sense, but rather presents itself as a crossover between a city coupe

Driving Simulator

Driving simulators that use an actual, low cost vehicle has always been my cup of tea. Hence, the driving simulator.It does it’s meek, substitutive bit with the integrated 6 axis motion unit for shaking your chair all over the place as well as the blue LED illumination as an ‘icing on the cake
The setup can be customized with various screens. Going by the looks of it, it seems expensive.

A Designer BMW

The BMW 6-Series Coupe and Convertible will be revealed in 2011 and will not be radical like they are usually. The prototype was fitted with the usual and traditional canvas top.
However, that doesn’t mean BMW will keep the same design when the real one is launched. The convertible can seat 4 people and both the cars will come with 4 gasoline units and 6 cylinder turbo diesel which make things run very powerfully. The cars would come with an upgraded 3.0 litre petrol unit and also a 326HP 3.0 litre turbo charge. The car will in the end produce more than 500HP.

Aqua Car

The Aqua-car functions like any other normal convertible cars but it sets its difference clearly only when you drive it to the water.By virtue of being amphibious, the Aqua-car can be used as a boat into the water. All you have to do to drive it into the water is to simply push a button! After this, you must press the gas. The wheels automatically rise as you press the accelerator and within 12 seconds the Aqua-car can turn into a boat that can zoom up to 30mph. Aqua-car is powerful enough to tow a water-skier. It has a very distinctive style and class of its own.

Hydrogen Powered Car

A hydrogen-powered two-seater unveiled in London this week can seat two, turn in the equivalent of 300 MPG and hit a top speed of 50 mph. Plus, its blueprints are open source.
The hydrogen-powered weighs only 772 pounds and emits less than a third of the C02 produced by the newest hybrids. Propelling force comes from four in-wheel electric motors that can regenerate electricity during braking, stored in a bank of ultracapacitors to be reused to power the motors during acceleration. Its light weight allows for a mere 6kW fuel cell, not the 100 kW found in Honda's FCX Clarity fuel-cell vehicle now in fleet testing.

The Steam Car

Meet the British Steam Car. It's out to set a land speed record. On Wednesday, it passed a milestone with a run of better than 80 mph on a test track in England.