ALTERNATIVE ENERGY AUTOMOBILES HOME ABOUT CONTACT Alternative Energy Air cars have remained a quixotic quest of engineers, As fuels go, air has obvious upsides: It’s ubiquitous, clean, and, best of all, free. But air requires energy to store energy because it must be compressed, limiting the utility of an all-air car. Ford Focus Avoiding the gas station has never been more fun than in the 2015 Focus Electric. With zero gas, zero oil changes and zero CO2 emissions, it delivers a 100 percent electrifying driving experience. What's more, you have the choice of charging options - the standard 120V convenience charge cord or the available 240V home charging station. Buick Verano E85 Flex Fuel Alternative fuel vehicle with an internal combustion engine designed to run on more than one fuel, usually gasoline blended with either ethanol or methanol fuel, and both fuels are stored in the same common tank. Process- #1.What types of alternative energy automobiles are in production today . The primary fuels now used in automobiles, namely gasoline and diesel, are essentially derived from crude oil (petroleum). #2.How does each type of automobiles work? Air cars need energy to store energy because it must be compressed. Plug-in electric cars work off of charging their car over night to move around. Flexible Fuel autos run on gasoline blended with ethanol fuel. #3.What are the advantages and disadvantages of each automobile? Advantage for Air car is you don't need to waste a lot of money on it for plug-in cars is the same but if you forget to charge your car you can run out of battery. And for flex fuel you need gas but it runs really good but bad thing is you allways loose money off of gas. POWERED BY