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Photo - the (toy) car that runs on a fuel cell

image001.jpgOkay, so the H2GO, from Corgi International, might be something more for Noddy than Clarkson. But it’s still worth a mention.

This radio-controlled toy car powered by fuel-cell energy technology was unveiled at the Nuremberg International Toy Fair in Germany.

Power for the H2GO is delivered by an on-board hydrogen fuel cell, where sun and water supply the fuelling unit with renewable, clean energy for unlimited play.

The futuristic car was designed by acclaimed designer Professor Luigi Colani. The car boasts an eye-catching aerodynamic design and is made using lightweight environmentally-friendly wheat based plastics.

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Dan Ilett

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