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Future cars seeks to explore technologies and policies that can make cars & trucks safer, more enjoyable, more economical & better for the environment.  Future Fuels looks at the possibilities for powering our cars & trucks.  Future roads explores new technologies to make our roads & highways safer.  Read comments (and make your own) about the future car news at the Future Car Now Blog.

 

Google's Solar Parking Lot See some of the developments around the world where plug-in vehicles, and solar technology are being studied at our Future Car Now Blog.

VIDEOS From World Solar Challenge 2009 High School Students Build & Race Solar Car From 100 People Under The Sun-Australia   2009 Solar Car Race Video  A solar-powered car from Japan won the World Solar Challenge on October 29 with an average speed of over 62 miles per hour in a race through Australia.

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	Read about the Terrafugia flying car HERE.

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TARTAN RACING WINS $2 MILLION PRIZE IN URBAN CHALLENGE

(Victorville, Calif.) – Tartan Racing’s “Boss” of Pittsburgh, Penn. turned in the top performance in the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) Urban Challenge and won the $2 million cash prize as the competition’s first-place winner, DARPA announced today.  Stanford Racing’s “Junior” of Stanford, Calif., won the $1 million second place prize, while Victor Tango’s “Odin” of Blacksburg, Va., received $500,000 for finishing third.

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