This racing car is made only from…electronic waste!

Created by the British car team Envision Racin, this Formula E must raise awareness of the importance of recycling.

At the time when the waste recycling has become a necessity for the planet, it is sometimes difficult to know what to do with our Smartphones, our vapers, as well as all the electronic objects that we no longer use. L’British car team Envision Racing found the solution by creating a race car composed only of waste why type

A car to raise awareness about recycling

Sensitive to the problem of electronic waste, Envision decided to spend the second in order to bring its stone to the building. On July 28, the team has therefore unveiled a Formula E completely made from e-waste. It should be remembered that this team is also behind the design of the world’s first two-seater electric racing car.

In 2030, the amount of electronic waste is expected to be around 75 million tons if nothing changes. There is still time to act and this racing car was created to warn of the dangers in terms of ecology that this problem represents. The latest report from the UN’s Global E-waste Monitor reported 53.6 million tonnes of e-waste in 2019 and therefore predicts a 50% increase in seven years. There are countless illegal dumps across the globe, especially in Africa, and this Formula E brings some hope. You should know that this team participates in the automobile championship reserved for 100% electric cars.

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A futuristic design for this ecological car

The design of the car was entrusted to the English artist Liam Hopkins. The Recover E features iPhones and e-cigarettes on the front of the body and circuit boards all around. Inside the vehicle are computers, chargers, game consoles and more. What give a second life to your objects who were destined to perish in a garbage can. Like what, recycling is good for the planet… and for the automotive industry! You can not find ?