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Eco Cars: EnergySure to develop solar and wind powered electric vehicle
ecofriend.org - 28 days ago
Eco Cars: EnergySure to develop solar and wind powered electric vehicle
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Eco Factor: Zero-emission electric vehicle designed to run on renewable energy. Renewable energy company EarthSure has announced that the company is planning to build an electric vehicle that will harness solar and wind energy to fuel its battery bank. Dubbed AirRay , the patent pending ...

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Green Diary:  EarthSure announces AirRay, a solar and wind powered electric car

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EarthSure announces AirRay, a solar and wind powered electric car
Green Diary — ... the automobile to run without worry of losing power. Not only that, but it is a sleek looking car! The AirRay car not only turns air and light into energy, but will turn a lot of heads too! The car is in the works and the company has already filed many patents with the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office. Via: EcoFriend/Press Release

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