This electricity can be generated from cost-effective renewable sources. The compressed air is stored in the vehicle chassis in specially designed bottles and is used to power a revolutionary engine. There is no on-board combustion and absolutely no emission within the whole system. With IndraNet communication technology on board, ZenIT will be able to offer unique and extremely attractive mobility solutions. Just like IndraNet has gone back to the basics of communication to develop its technology, MDI has gone back to the basics of thermodynamics, and energy analysis to develop theirs.
Any engine requires a compressed gas to push the pistons.
This gas can either be made within the cylinder by burning some kind of fuel, or it can be made somewhere else and put there at the right time. MDI has found that trying to do everything inside the one engine is messy, costly, and inefficient. It is much more efficient and clean to make compressed air in bulk at a refilling point, store it in a vehicle and use it to push pistons in a specially designed engine. Weight for weight and size for size an MDI vehicle is more than two times more energy efficient than a gasoline powered vehicle. However, there is much more to the MDI vehicle than just compressed air.