People's pursuit of new energy has led to the emergence of new manufacturers, bringing many bright new designs. The Riversimple Movement from the UK announced the new car Rasa and hopes it will become an urban car driven by more people. Rasa is an electric concept car with a hydrogen fuel cell. It is small and exquisite, with a low body and two-seater layout. The curvy car body curves and the hidden rear wheels add a bit of futuristicity to it.

The carbon fiber body and the built-in motor of the wheel give the ultimate in weight, with a vehicle weight of only 580 kg. The 8.5 kW fuel cell drives the motor in the four wheels, allowing it to run at a maximum speed of 96 km/h. Rasa can store 50% of the kinetic energy at braking to be stored in the capacitor for use during acceleration.

Lightweight and a variety of eco-friendly designs make Rasa energy consumption very low, 1.5 kg of fuel is enough to drive 483 km away. It also emits only 40 g of CO2 per kilometer.

If all goes well, Rasa will start shipping in 2018. Interestingly, the company intends to adopt a monthly fee system that will continue to be owned as long as it is renewed, and Riversimple will also provide all repair, maintenance, insurance and fuel-related services.