Researchs conducted by automotive manufacturers are unlimited, they continue to compete to create an eco-friendly cars with renewable energy sources. And a Russian designer named Grigory Gorin thinks the answer could be nuclear fusion, which he shows off in the Audi nuclear-powered concept car.
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Audi nuclear-powered car concept named 'Mesarthim F-Tron Quattro' by Grigory Gorin. (Picture from: http://adf.ly/1cwir2) |

And if the manufacturer agree on the concept car and then doing research and successful, then the F-Tron Quattro became the first car in the world that carries nuclear power.
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Left side view of Audi Mesarthim F-Tron Quattro concept car by Grigory Gorin. (Picture from: http://adf.ly/1cwir2) |
The generator charges the batteries located at the front and along the sides of the car, and the batteries, in turn, power the wheel-mounted electric motors. Flywheels help acceleration and power the plasma injectors, while condensers ensure the steam can be reused, making the whole set-up a closed system.
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Cross section view of Audi Mesarthim F-Tron Quattro concept car by Grigory Gorin. (Picture from: http://adf.ly/1cwir2) |
By using 3D-printed monocoque chassis from a lightweight metal alloy with polymers for added support. It encloses the powertrain so closely that it can only be accessed by removing sections of the detachable chassis.
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Rear side view of Audi Mesarthim F-Tron Quattro concept car by Grigory Gorin. (Picture from: http://adf.ly/1cwir2) |
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