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'AirRay' car will run on sun and wind

Friday, 06 November 2009 13:19 | Written by Christof Demont-Heinrich, SCD.Com Editor |

Artist's rendition of AirRay concept car.

Think you can’t run a car directly with sun and wind power generated by panels and wind turbines on the car itself?

EarthSure, a New Jersey-based renewable energy company, wants to you to re-think your thinking.

EarthSure is in the very early stages of developing a futuristic car called the AirRay™ which it claims will produce enough energy through solar power and wind power devices located on the car to power the entire car.

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