Imagine a vehicle that never needs charging, emits zero CO₂, and runs for 50 years on a single battery. The Eternal Battery Car (NDNV) makes this a reality by harnessing nuclear diamond batteries—a revolutionary power source that converts recycled nuclear waste into clean, long-term energy.
Developed in collaboration with NASA and nuclear research labs, this car is radiation-safe, ultra-efficient, and built to outlast its owner.
Technical Specifications: How It Works
Nano-Diamond Nuclear Battery
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Power source: Carbon-14 (recycled from nuclear waste)
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Energy conversion: Beta decay → electricity via diamond semiconductors
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Power output: 50 kW continuous (~67 HP equivalent)
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Total lifespan: 50+ years (1.8 million miles)
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Safety:
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Industrial diamond casing (radiation shielding)
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Zero external radiation leakage (tested to NASA standards)
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No heat generation (unlike traditional reactors)
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Powertrain & Performance
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Dual in-wheel electric motors (200 HP combined)
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0-60 mph: 6.9 seconds (not built for speed, but endurance)
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Top speed: 110 mph (electronically limited)
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Range: Infinite (no charging needed)
Pricing & Ownership Model
Cost Breakdown
| Model | Price | Availability |
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| NDNV Standard | $250,000 | 2035 (Limited Beta) |
| NDNV Luxury | $400,000 | 2036 |
| Battery Lease | $10,000/year | (Included for first 10 years) |
Why So Expensive?
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Nuclear licensing fees
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Diamond-encased battery production
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Hand-built in rad-shielded facilities
Resale Value
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Guaranteed 30-year buyback program (60% of MSRP)
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Battery retains 90% efficiency after 50 years
Exterior Design: Rugged & Timeless
Dimensions
| Measurement | Value | |
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| Length | 4.7 m (15.4 ft) | |
| Width | 2.1 m (6.9 ft) | |
| Height | 1.8 m (5.9 ft) | |
| Weight | 2,200 kg (4,850 lbs) | (Heavy due to shielding) |
Key Features
Radiation-shielded carbon fiber body
Self-healing paint (minor scratches repair in sunlight)
Aerodynamic but boxy (maximizes interior space)
Interior: A Fortress of Safety & Comfort
Radiation Protection
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Lead-lined cabin (optional upgrade)
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Real-time Geiger counter display (always shows 0.00 mSv)
Tech & Luxury
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50-year guaranteed infotainment (modular upgrades)
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Recycled leather seats (50% nuclear facility decommission materials)
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HUD with battery decay timeline (“53,728 days remaining”)
“Charging” & Maintenance
Energy Facts
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Never plugs in (slowly loses 2% max output per decade)
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No moving parts in the battery (zero wear)
Service Requirements
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Annual radiation check (mandatory for warranty)
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Tires/brakes/suspension (only traditional maintenance)
Environmental Impact
vs. Traditional EVs
| Metric | NDNV | Tesla Model 3 |
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| Lifetime CO₂ | 0 kg | 30,000 kg |
| Battery Waste | 0 kg | 1,200 kg |
| Energy Source | Nuclear waste | Grid (often fossil fuels) |
Nuclear Waste Solution
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One car recycles 20kg of nuclear waste
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Equivalent to decommissioning 1 hospital reactor
Challenges & Concerns
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Public perception (“Is my car radioactive?”) (No, but good luck convincing neighbors)
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Regulatory hurdles (Banned in California until 2040)
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No performance tuning (fixed power output for life)
Future Models
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2040 SUV (With 100-year battery)
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2050 Autonomous Pod (Powered by fusion diamonds)
