Eco Factor: Concept Vehicle runs on algae-powered fuel cell engine.
Designed by a bunch of designers, including Benjamin Cselley, Jupin Ghanbari, Jessica Covi and Erol Kursani, the Chiron Transportation is an identical multidimensional vehicle that helps in reducing the ecological damage by uniting the flexibility of road vehicles with the environmental suitability of the railway. Pushed by an algae-powered fuel cell engine, which increase the business efficiency by minimizing the fuel cost, the Chiron also features a satellite tracking system for a safe and precise navigation on the complex web of railroads.
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