The mysterious "Ginger" device that has been hyped as being able to change the world is powered by an emission-free hydrogen-based engine that is environment-friendly.
"'Ginger,' the mysterious scooter-like device that has been touted as changing the world, is apparently environmentally friendly as well.An article in the March 20 issue of Inside magazine claims that Ginger is indeed a two-wheeled scooter-like device and further asserts that it will run nearly emission-free using a hydrogen-based engine. In theory, the engine could power a range of devices."
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