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Home > News > Halo, Jeep and Nanotechnology Result in Wild, Radical, Yet Environmentally Friendly Concept Car

November 25th, 2007

Halo, Jeep and Nanotechnology Result in Wild, Radical, Yet Environmentally Friendly Concept Car

Abstract:
Chrysler has just released a few details about their 2008 Jeep Renegade Concept car. With design cues reminiscent of vehicles in the computer game Halo the SUV uses nanotech enable litium ion batteries to suppliment the hybrid engine.

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