Netherland students built a fully functional electric car from recycled material including household garbage

Netherland students built a fully functional electric car from recycled material including household garbage

Netherland students built a fully functional electric car from recycled material including household garbage. The Dutch students have created a fully functionally electric car made from completely waste material, including plastic waste recycled PET bottles and household garbage.

The electric car is bright yellow, sporty two-seater which the students named ‘Luca’, Dutch students build electric car from recycled material, including household garbage. It can reach a top speed of 90 kilometers per hour and reach of 220 kilometers when fully charged, Technical University of Eindhoven said.

Dutch students build electric car from recycled material, including household garbage, “this car is really special, because it’s made all out of waste”. PET plastic, Hard plastics normally found in televisions, toys and kitchen waste were used for the car’s body’s and also coconut and horse hairs.

The electric car was designed and built by a group of 22 students in around 18 months, Van Etten said prove the potential of waste.

It’s many applications companies use waste or bio-based materials in the interior, to build the car.