If you just read the title and you have no idea what I’m talking about, or you’re thinking that the subject is steam engines or that I’m kidding you, because it really seems too far fetched to be able to run a car engine on water alone. But that’s the point, it’s not actually the water that powers the engine, but its by-product: hydrogen.
The actual technology behind water hybrid cars is to use water as a supplement to gasoline, which improves fuel efficiency by up to one hundred percent, as well as reducing pollutants in its by-products. This also reduces fuel consumption and, since water is cheaper, lowers your overall gas bills.
The process works by using electricity from the car battery to separate and convert the water (h2o) in your tank into hydroxy (HHO). Hydroxy burns smoothly and provides much more energy than pure gas, with the advantage of discharging water as a by-product, rather than carbon exhaust gases. Hydroxy in this case is relatively safe because it is only produced when needed and only in the right amount, so there is not enough at any given time to pose a risk.
Using water hybrid cars is also quite economical as you don’t have to buy a new car or engine. The conversion kit is very affordable and the necessary parts and tools can be easily purchased at an auto shop. The conversion is a bit more difficult, but anyone who knows cars can do it. If not, you can hire a mechanic to do it for you.
