Meet Luca, the bright yellow electric two seater it's made from plastics fished out of the ocean, recycled plastic bottles on regular household garbage.

It took a group of 22 Dutch students around 18 months to build it, so we wanted to build a sustainable car.

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Some point we're editor are 2.1 billion tons of waste every year and all the things that Z that's not necessary.

We actually see ways as a very valuable material that can be used in complex applications.

So that's why we thought we're gonna build a car out of waste materials.

The chassis is built out of flax and recycled plastic bottles.

Parts of televisions, toys and kitchen appliances make up the rest, while the seat cushions are made of coconut and horse heads.

We start from scratch, so we have nothing and we have to build from well, last year, February until now we have to build this car.

So it's just from nothing till this, and we have to think of all of ourselves, and we don't Nobody's ever built a car before, so That's very difficult, of course, but very awesome to do because you learn a lot about it.

So that's the outside of, of course of it.

Luca could reach a top speed of 56 MPH and contrive for 137 miles When fully charged, the students hope their creation will encourage other companies to follow in their sustainable footsteps.

We really hope that other car companies and other companies started using waste materials because, yeah, we really want to show that it's possible in many applications.

Andi.