In a perfect world, the ZENN would be made locally, out of recycled materials, powered by a wood turbine, have unlimited range and speed, and never need to replace its batteries. Hybrid vehicles can be a good alternative to your conventional car, but even the 2007 Toyota Prius will emit 3.4 tons of CO2.

The reliable and proven ZENN is available today, right now. Battery technology will improve, but it is unknown when. ZENN has actually purchased the rights to a new battery patent being developed by EEStor which will hopefully make the ZENN an even stronger option.

Today's ZENN has an attractive initial cost, low operating costs, and the lowest emissions of any production automobile we know about. And, ZENN drivers make an immediate impact on their environment. You'll feel better knowing that every mile you drive is good for the earth.