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Klaud Wasiak’s Hussar Dakar off-road vehicle uses kinetic energy to increase power. At the rear of the car numerous propeller-like wings protrude and vibrate with the motion of the car. This vibration creates kinetic energy not unlike the KERS system used in Formula 1 racing. The wings also help with braking abilities causing aerodynamic drag when they are positioned flat side forward. The vehicle itself looks like a futuristic dune buggy with ultra-aggressive styling; the waving daggers only add to its beach-beast style.  Aside from generating kinetic energy, the main weapon of this vehicle is psychological. The wings mounted on the rear of the vehicle make a raw, vicious clatter that will definitely jolt any competitors off their tracks.
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