18/04/2025
No gas, no problem
This car runs on naturally occurring radio frequencies
Zimbabwe, a country in Southern Africa, has unveiled a ground-breaking invention that converts naturally occurring radio frequencies into pure energy, effectively providing an infinite power source for vehicles, motorbikes, and generators, Maxwell Chikumbutso, the inventor, told Africa Global News.
The world’s first Free-Energy Vehicle, a car that doesn't run on gas, needs no recharging, and operates without external input.
This represents another evolution in the automobile and a return to the past.
The electric car was invented in 1884 by Thomas Park, of England. The electric car was considered a vehicle made for women because it had a starter, not a front engine crank.
There were also cars that ran on water, but as combustion engine grew in popularity, they took over. With growing concerns about the environment, the door is open to electric cars and radio frequency-powered vehicles.
Another thing, Chikumbutsi's business partner was poisoned by an unknown person. No one has been arrested.
A school dropout because he and his family did not have enough money to send him to school, Chikumbutso’s invention is centered around a microscopic energy device he designed.
The invention is centered around a microscopic energy device that Chikumbusto designed. It converts naturally occurring radio frequencies into pure energy.
Unlike solar power or electric cars, which require periodic charging or direct sunlight, Chikumbutso’s technology works anywhere on Earth or at sea, making it a potential game-changer in global energy consumption.
The implications of this technology are enormous. Imagine a world where cars no longer rely on fossil fuels such as oil or electricity, drastically reducing carbon emissions and reliance on finite resources. If successfully commercialized, this breakthrough could end fuel dependency, transform global economies, and revolutionize transportation and logistics industries.
The flagship product of this innovation is a vehicle known as the Saith, which was developed in partnership with a Chinese company that provided the vehicle shell and essential components.
However, the real magic lies in its energy system, which grants it an unlimited drive range with a top speed of 220 km/h. In addition to its revolutionary energy source, the Saith also comes equipped with modern features such as self-parking and an advanced driving system. All this is priced at an estimated manufacturing cost of only U.S. $14,000 per unit, making it an affordable and practical solution for mass adoption.
The Zimbabwean government is now exploring avenues to establish a vehicle manufacturing plant within the country, ensuring this revolutionary technology is developed and produced locally.
If realized, this initiative could position Zimbabwe as a global hub for next-generation energy solutions, attracting international investors and putting the country on the map as a leader in clean energy technology.
If the Free Energy Vehicle and its microscopic energy system deliver as promised, the world could be on the cusp of an energy revolution that redefines transportation, sustainability, and economic independence.