Bulgarians designed hybrid supercar with bio diesel engine and electrical motor functioning at the same time. Photo by seriouswheels.com


Bulgarian designers put forward a project for what is believed to be the car of the future - a two-seated vehicle with four-cylinder bio diesel engine, combined with a high power electric motor that can function at the same time.

The car, a "12B Reus" model was born thanks to the efforts and creativity of Ivan Ivanoff, Branimir Dobrev and Ivan Stoyneshky from Varna.

The supercar is very manoeuvrable and comfortable in city conditions. The electrical motor is used as a generator when it goes downhill and the batteries could be charged by the electrical network when the vehicle is parked.

The low suspension and low centre of gravity gives it extreme stability when turning corners.

There are electromagnetic brakes on all the wheels that help transform their energy into electricity that recharges the batteries. The car is provided also with small cameras on the two side rear-view mirrors and wider windscreen.

Bulgaria is famous for its great inventors. John Atanasoff, the prominent scientist who invented the computer, has always taken pride in his Bulgarian heritage.

Sofia News Agency