The evolution of cars

Before the automobile was born, the carriage was the best land transportation for human beings. 1770, Frenchman Nicolas Cournot (1725- 1804) installed a steam engine on a scooter, making the first steam scooter, which is the first vehicle powered by a machine in the world. 100 years of automobile history, wrote many little-known stories. The first driver is a woman. Her name is Beta Ben Ci, and she is the wife of karl benz, a car pioneer. 1888, she and her two sons secretly drove the car invented by karl benz from Mannheim to Pforzheim. Her purpose is to make public the new invention that her husband has been studying for many years. It turns out that this car has changed the history of the whole automobile industry. Ford's Model T can be called a successful car in this world, and it is also the first four-wheeled tool in the history of automobile that can be assembled in large quantities on the production line and affordable for everyone. This simple but reliable and economical model was born in the American market of 1908. Up to 1909, 19000 units have been sold. When Model T 1920 rolled off the production line, a total of 1500.7 vehicles were produced. The first person to use pneumatic tires in cars was Michelin brothers in France. Michelin brothers invented pneumatic tires in 1894, which brought a new revolution to tire technology. In the early days, the wheels of cars were made of wood or metal. Michelin designed pneumatic tires on 1888 bicycle.

The first successful trial-produced gasoline car was Siegfried Marx, an Australian and a German. 1875, he successfully trial-produced a gasoline car, which is now kept in Vienna Museum.

Jane Dunpo Lupu, a Scottish doctor, was the first person to invent pneumatic tires for automobiles. He invented tires in 1888. The largest automobile companies in major capitalist countries are: GM, Ford and Chrysler in the United States, Toyota, Nissan and Mitsubishi in Japan, Yingliland in Britain, Volkswagen, Samler-Ben Ci and Mercedes-Benz in Germany, Buchwald and Renault in France and Fiat in Italy.

Ford Motor Factory in Europe makes the fastest and most fuel-efficient cars in the world, with a mileage of 3,803 miles per gallon. In an exhibition in California, USA, a car with a length of 8.99 meters was exhibited. It is said that it is the longest car in the world. In addition to all the equipment, the car is equipped with a telephone, a color TV, an eight-speaker sound system, a refrigerator, a cupboard, a tape recorder, a camera and a safe, which is suitable for long-distance travel.