But not just a regular electric car. The Ford Nucleon would carry a small nuclear reactor and get 5,000 miles without a fillup. Of course, the car was never actually built. Making a reactor small ...

Could a nuclear-powered car have revolutionized transportation? The Ford Nucleon was one of the most ambitious car concepts ever designed, using atomic energy to eliminate gas stations forever.

What about something with a little more…juice? What about a nuclear-powered car? I know what you’re thinking—Is that even possible? Think about it this way: The United States Navy has dozens ...

A thorium-powered car fueled by a mere eight grams would never need refueling, and it’s this concept that makes nuclear vehicles so intriguing. How would a nuclear energy system in a car work? Laser ...

As you can see in the above photo, this could be the perfect solution for lighting vehicles, maybe even car head lights ... The Ford Nucleon concept had a small nuclear reactor with a easily ...

Oooh! A nuclear car. We want one of those! Back to the real world, the tax credits would help consumers offset the added cost of alternative technology.

The latest nuclear verdict against trucking came in a Los Angeles Superior Court, where a jury has handed down an award of more than $21 million, far higher than a settlement offer the defendants had ...