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first applications of the mechanics of the terrestrial nocomocion, first to study, analyze and understand its importance
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creates the direct-action turbine to put in motion dibersas machines
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invented the steam car
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vehicle that could take 4 people, its duration was 12 minutes. Considered the first car in the world
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American Oliver Evans receives the first US patent for a steam-powered land vehi
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In Great Britain, inventor Richard Trevithick builds a steam powered road carriage. It is considered to be the first tramway locomotive. It is designed for use on road, not railroad.
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English engineer and inventor Samuel Brown invents an internal combustion engine. It has separate combustion and working cylinders, and is used to power a vehicle.
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1832 – Robert Anderson invents the first crude electric carriage in Scotland. It is powered by non-rechargeable primary power cells.
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with Belgian Etienne Lenoir, who patented the first explosion engine
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Julius Hock, of Vienna, builds the first internal combustion engine running on gasoline
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American inventor George Baldwin files the first U.S. Patent for an automobile. This invention is more similar to a wagon with an internal combustion engine
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The current required for its operation twenty one batteries
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First high-speed gasoline engine, Maybach designed and built the engine
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Ford presented the Model T engine to the public.
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With this invention, starting the car becomes much easier and safer
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Ford's Model T production rockets from 7.5 cars per hour to 146 cars per hour, thanks to the use of the assembly line.
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The car radio is introduced.
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Europe began the manufacture of compact models, with low fuel consumption and low speeds. They were cars for the city. They emphasize the German Volkswagen model; the French Deux Cheveaux; As well as the Italian Morris and Fiat
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Cassette El tablero de mandos que comenzó a aparecer a finales de la década abrió las puertas a un fenómeno que motivó a muchos a pasear tras el volante hasta tarde: casettes musicales.
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There is something in common in the history of automobiles. Inventions seldom take hold immediately, and they occur in numerous forms and places, which overlap
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It took a law of a president, in 2000, to make it possible for GPS navigation (mostly reliable) to reach the drivers, but the first system actually appeared five years before then
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Changing the fuel that cars have always used could be one of the steps with the greatest potential in the evolution of the automotive industry
