Rising fuel prices have made vehicle owners anxious, but a promising development offers hope: a student has invented a car capable of traveling over 900 kilometers on just one liter of fuel.
While global interest in electric vehicles is growing due to high fuel costs and shortages, most people still rely on fuel-powered cars and wish for greater mileage. This new invention addresses that demand in a remarkable way.
According to international media, the innovative car was created by a student from Utah, USA. The vehicle achieves extraordinary fuel efficiency thanks to its ultra-lightweight design, compact size, and aerodynamic shape, which minimizes air resistance.
Weighing just 49 kilograms, the car has been named “Super Mileage”, and its fuel tank is only 30 milliliters—slightly larger than a test tube. The car was designed to compete in a contest where the goal is to travel the greatest distance using the least fuel.
In tests, the car travels 32 kilometers on just 30 milliliters of fuel, meaning it can cover approximately 914 kilometers on one liter.
The car’s unique design also limits the driver’s size: the single seat accommodates drivers up to 5 feet 4 inches tall and weighing no more than 54 kilograms.
