SlipPotcars
SlipPotcars is a hypothetical automotive concept that merges elements of traditional internal combustion engine vehicles with a novel energy recuperation system. The core idea behind SlipPotcars involves a specialized braking mechanism designed to capture kinetic energy that would otherwise be lost as heat. This captured energy is then stored in a secondary, low-capacity battery or a supercapacitor, which can be used to supplement the primary engine during acceleration.
The term "SlipPot" is derived from two key aspects. "Slip" refers to the controlled slippage of tires,
While SlipPotcars remains a theoretical construct, it represents an exploration into alternative energy management strategies in