EcoFactor: A green and stylish catamaran that can race ahead with a V10 engine powered by biodiesel.
Catamarans are not just a statement of style and luxury but efficiency and space while cruising along on waves. Modern catamaran designs have taken luxury on water to a whole new level, and the Biocat adds a tinge of green to that. This sleek and sexy machine is powered by a V10 engine or two V8 engines that could be run with both regular diesel and even biodiesel. This makes sure that those with a green inclination will use the cleaner option that is available. The 8.8 meter long vehicle can hit top speeds of 100-110 mph. The Biocat has been designed specially for a Dubai race boat company but a commercial version is unlikely for now.
The Dark Side:
The option of biofuel is not necessarily a very green option considering that the source might be green, but it still leads to emissions. The Biocat would be real cool if it was an “Electricat” and was powered by an emission-free engine.
Via: Automotto
