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EPISODE · Feb 14, 2025 · 17 MIN

Can a Zimbabwean Inventor Really Create a Car Powered by Radio Waves?

from The Oddity Files: Daily UFOs, Paranormal, and Strange News · host The Oddity Files

Maxwell Chikumbutso, a Zimbabwean inventor, has sparked a whirlwind of excitement and skepticism with his bold claim of creating a revolutionary electric vehicle known as the Saith FEV, which supposedly runs solely on radio waves without any need for charging.This astonishing assertion could signal a breakthrough in sustainable transportation, potentially changing the automotive industry forever.However, investigations have unveiled unsettling truths, revealing that the Saith FEV is merely a rebranded commercial vehicle powered by conventional batteries. Chikumbutso's story is filled with controversy, including alleged partnerships, mysterious life-threatening challenges, and the struggle for recognition against established technologies.As he prepares for a major launch, the world watches closely—will he emerge as a groundbreaking innovator, or has he woven a tale of overblown claims?The line between genuine ingenuity and misleading hype has never been blurrier.

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