A Chinese Craftsman Has Built An Electronic Wooden Car That Is Completely Drivable

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Lui Fulong is a 48 year old Chinese carpenter who designed this energy efficient electric car made out of wood. It runs on batteries and can travel up to 19 miles per hour (32 km/h).

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