Latte for Work? Cappuccino-Powered Car Puts You in the Espresso Lane (Fast Company Magazine)

8 March 2010, 12:39 pm

Forget the electric vehicle revolution--this car is juiced up by the same stuff that powers you in the morning. The "Carpuccino" car was built by a team from the BBC science show Bang Goes The Theory to prove the viability of cars powered by fuels other than conventional gasoline and diesel. The car, built from a converted 1988 Volkswagen Scirocco, was used by the show because it looks like the ...... Read More »

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