<h5>What have school students from Lucknow built?
</h5>  <p>While the globe is focusing on developing and using automobiles that wouldn't release pollutants into the atmosphere, four school-going children from Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh (UP) have taken further steps to save the environment. They have built three battery-powered vehicles that don't pollute the environment!</p>
<p>The clever children behind the invention are Viraj Mehrotra (aged 11), Aaryav Mehrotra (aged 9), Garvit Singh (aged 12), and Shreyansh Mehrotra (aged 14). Milind Raj, a robotics expert from Lucknow, served as the group's mentor and supervisor. The group calls themselves "Four-ever."</p>
<p>The aim behind developing the vehicles is to rid the nation of noise and air pollution, offer electric vehicles (EVs) that do not cost a lot, and ensure that India becomes a self-reliant nation in this field.
</p> <h5>What are the features of the vehicles?
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        <img src="https://firebasestorage.googleapis.com/v0/b/newsahoot.appspot.com/o/students-from-lucknow-create-cars-that-don-t-pollute-air%2F5555444.jpeg?alt=media&token=b3920a08-7212-486f-9b16-4bd6d050e8f3" alt="What are the features of the vehicles?
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        <figcaption>The four kids being felicitated by deputy chief minister Brajesh Pathak. Photo by Brajesh Pathak.</figcaption>
      </figure> <p>These cars, which were created in around 250 days, include a Dust Filtration System (DFS), which purifies the air while the car is being driven. The DFS captures the rotating dust particles, filters the air, and releases a clean air trail. The vehicles, which have a modern design, can be driven for 100 kilometres on a single full charge (impressive!).</p>
<p>The team would also be working to make these cars 5G ready in the upcoming days. That means the cars will be able to use technologies related to 5G. Many pieces used in the construction of these cars are composed of recycled materials. Isn’t this another impressive feature? </p>
<p>In order to cater to the choice of numerous people at once, the cars are also of different shapes and sizes. They come in three-seater, two-seater, and one-seater options.</p>
<p>Shreyansh Mehrotra, a student in Class 10, has named the car designed by him Murcielago, which is a Spanish name for a bat. Garvit Singh, a Class 6 kid, has named his car GS Motors (after his initials). The name of the third car designed by Viraj Mehrotra and Aaryav Mehrotra has not been revealed yet.
</p> <h5>What’s next for the team?
</h5>  <p>The group's long-term goal is to create a highly affordable vehicle that will transform this field in India and will increase traffic safety. The efforts of the four kids were lauded by UP’s deputy chief minister Brajesh Pathak. They were also honoured by him at a function.</p>
<p>These cars will be further shown at the investors' summit 2023, which is scheduled to take place in January or February of next year.
</p> <h5>What did we learn from this article?
</h5>  <p>We learned that creativity cannot be limited by age. The kids wanted to do something good for the country and they are on the right track. The vehicles would help India become free of noise and air pollution. This shows us that if they want, even children can make a huge difference in the lives of people!</p>
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