Its power is channeled to the rear wheels with a single-speed transmission using energy from lithium-ion storage cells integrated into the car's underfloor section.
Because much of their tissue is water storage cells, they can open their stomata minimally during the day or at night and survive with their stored water until it rains.
These will be supported on an innovative series of underground storage cells that control stormwater and provide trees with ample soil volumes to ensure they grow healthy and large.
Buoyancy control is managed by pumping helium gas from the lift cell and compressing it into a storage cell; the reduction in volume leading to a loss of buoyancy.