Futurist Predicts 'Living' Newest Electric Cars Will Recharge by Photosynthesis by 2034
The newest electric cars on the market today are about to be obsolete, according to a new report from leading futurist Dr. Elena Vance. In a viral prediction, she forecasts that within the next decade, EVs will shed their plug-in batteries for "bio-electric" skins that absorb sunlight and CO2, transforming vehicles into mobile power plants. "We're moving past lithium," Vance claims, "to cars that exhale clean air and never need a charging station." The shift is expected to cripple current charging infrastructure companies but spark a global boom in automotive algae farms, as drivers become gardeners of their own vehicles.