The document discusses the Shell Eco-marathon Asia- 2016 competition which challenges student teams to build and drive the most energy-efficient vehicles. The competition has events in Asia, Americas, and Europe. Vehicles are divided into Prototype and Urban Concept classes and are powered by internal combustion engines using fuels like petrol and diesel or electric motors using hydrogen fuel cells or lithium batteries. The document announces plans for a team to participate in the Prototype electric mobility class with a car made entirely of wood that has a lithium-ion battery and rear wheel hub motor propulsion system.