THE INVENTION OF ECOLOGICAL CARS
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Smart was a joint project between Swatch and Mercedes-Benz to create small, ecological cars for urban use. Introduced in 1998, the Smart City Coupe was just 2.5 meters long and used recycled plastic body panels, powder painted steel that was less harmful than conventional paint, and ran without oil using electricity instead. Though costing between $100,000-$120,000, the Smart aimed to be a sustainable transportation option for cities.
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THE INVENTION OF ECOLOGICAL CARS
- 1. Ecological Cars Students: ♦ Valeria Stengel ♦ Virginia Crer ♦ Sofía Lombardich ♦ Juliana Casadidio
- 2. Smart was created between Swatch and Mercedes Benz to produce cars for urban use.
- 3. It was introduced at the 1998 Paris Motor Show as the Smart City Coupé. Is 2.5 meters long. The steel is covered with powder paint, it is much less harmful to the environment than conventional painting processes. The recycled plastic multicolored panels of the bodywork are are easily interchangeable and are virtually resistant to dents. Its maximum speed is 145 kilometers per hour. Costs between 100.000 and 120.000 dollars. SMART It doesn’ t need oil, It works with electricity.