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Developers at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology are giving gas to an idea they hope will reduce traffic congestion and parking woes, CNET.com reports.
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Lithium-ion batteries would power the City Car, which would be able to be collapsed and stacked like a grocery cart, with six to eight of the vehicles fitting into one parking spot.
The two-seater would weigh between 1,000 pounds and 1,200 pounds and is being designed as a shared car that someday may be available through kiosks around a city.
A prototype is slated for 2008.
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