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Mr X (Manufacture ) asked: We see fuel saving with the Relative Motion Method, but why do you think we need to use it while the market is moving towards electric?

Mr Manufacture: Hybrid solutions will continue to make the major part of the market, and The Relative Motion Engine can further boost the dominance of hybrid solutions for the following reasons:

· Enhanced performance on the full range of engine revolving speed.

· Enhanced profit margins from the consumer, by the tremendous cut on fuel consumption. 

·  Refined and lower engine noise and heat.

·  Lower air pollutant emissions.

· Decreased engine volume and cost, per unit of torque output.

· Enhanced durability, and lesser maintenance requirements due to its lower thermal output, and lower operating RPM requirements for given level of performance. 

· Mr Environment an (Auto expert) said: Due to environmental regulations, I expect Electric car will replace the combustion engine completely by 2040.

We agree with human goals of cutting CO2, CO and HydroCarbon, at about 80% by 2040, However, using our Relative-Motion engine, can accomplish such goal in five years. 

First million electric/battery operated car in shanghai China, was completely dependent on coal energy, equivalent of adding three million gasoline operated engines.

Financially, battery operated vehicles that cost about $12,000 in average more than a combustion vehicle, and add about a ton of weight, may replace passenger vehicles in certain advanced parts of the world only, while many other developing parts of the world, will need urgent enhancements on combustion methods.

Our latest computer simulation tests, show that, for a similar driven mileage, we can decrease the combined exhaust volume of 100 liters of (CO2/CO/HC) produced by a conventional engine, to about 16 liters only, using the piston speed control-by-design method, that became available with our Relative-Motion engine. 

The Relative Motion engine, will not only accomplish humanity goals for the 2040 faster, but will also guarantee that such goal can be accomplished in poor countries, where fund and resources are limited.

Different Parts of the world shall need to generate and transfer electricity, to vehicles for multiple battery re-charges at many future homes and road locations. That needs us to generate additional electricity to compensate for the electric wire travel losses, to reach the many remote and usual electric car users.

Battery driven cars need costly Power Reserves, when Solar Power has no Sun for a few days to operate and generate electricity, and/or in conjunction with any Wind power losses that occur.

Varied sizes of larger Relative Motion Engines can be utilized to generate the needed electric power as a local supplier at better fuel efficiency, and can hybrid with a wind turbine, to either save on maintenance or to replace connected pressure accumulators, to enhance a wind generated power output.

Let us not forget the additional pollution created by battery production factories and their added battery production waste disposal. That alone will in the future, requires balancing that pollution potential. 

Upgrading the world's operating conventional engines, will simply means loweing the world's fuel consumption of about 100 million barrels a day,can automatically adjust fuel prices for a better consumer budget, better fuel production profit margin and longivity of production, beside the exit of the bottle neck that is leading the planet for the next war.

the electricity cost when generated from fossil fuels with  a Relative Motion Method, in a vehicle or in a power plant, shall be at a much lower cost per mile compared with many other electrical cost generated from other sources. 

a conventional combustion engine, in a car driving about 12,000 miles per year, needs a half acre of grown trees to balance and absorb the engine produced Carbons, however, using the Relative-Motion method, we might need about six to ten trees only to absorb what is produced.

We do believe that future market demand, will continue to share different kinds of energies, with a fair share of better internal combustion engines that are yet to be produced.