A man in Brazil has invented an amazing new motorbike which can travel up to 500km (310 miles) on just one litre of water.
The ‘T Power H20’ is powered by water and an external car battery to produce electricity and split the hydrogen from the water molecules. This creates the combustion which gives the motorbike the impetus to move.
In a new video, inventor Ricardo Azevedo from Sao Paulo has shown off his miracle machine to the world.
In the clip, he drinks from the bottle to prove that he’s pouring water into the bike and not some other form of fuel. Then he fills her up and off he goes.
The inventor says that even polluted waters from the Tiete River can be used to fuel the vehicle, and Azevedo is promoting his creation as an environment-friendly machine.
Speaking to RT, he said:
The advantage of this motorcycle, which works with the hydrogen that comes from the water, is that the result that comes out of the exhaust is water vapor. This is different from gasoline, which (produces) carbon monoxide.
It’s a pretty incredible invention. Could this be the future of vehicles, we wonder?
