The history of automobile development is about 300 years.

1. Jet: In 1680, the famous British scientist Newton envisioned a jet car plan, using a nozzle to spray steam to propel the car, but failed to make a real thing.

2. Steam power: In 1769, Frenchman N.J. Cugnot built a three-wheeled car driven by steam generated by burning gas. However, the speed of this car was only 4 kilometers per hour, and it had to stop every 15 minutes to add coal to the boiler, which was very troublesome. Later, the car hit a brick wall during a trip and was broken into pieces.

3. Fuel power: In 1879, German engineer Karl Benz successfully tested a two-stroke experimental engine for the first time.

In October 1883, he founded the "Benz Company and Rhine Gas Engine Factory". In 1885, he made the first Benz patented motor vehicle in Mannheim. The vehicle was a three-wheeled vehicle, using a two-stroke single-cylinder 0.9 horsepower gasoline engine. This vehicle had some basic features of modern cars, such as spark ignition, water cooling cycle, steel tube frame, leaf spring suspension, rear-wheel drive, front-wheel steering and brake handle.

On January 29, 1886, German engineer Karl Benz applied for a patent for his motor vehicle. In November of the same year, Karl Benz's three-wheeled motor vehicle obtained the German patent (patent number: 37435a). This is recognized as the world's first modern car.

For the above reasons, people generally regard 1886 as the first year of the automobile, and some scholars regard the year when Karl Benz made the first three-wheeled car (1885) as the birth year of the automobile.

4. In 1860, French worker Lunoal invented the internal combustion engine, using a gas engine of about 1 horsepower to drive the car, but the effect was not good. However, the car was produced under the influence of this internal combustion engine. Since then, many people have wanted to improve the internal combustion engine and use it in cars.

In 1882, German engineer Wilhelm Daimler began to study the internal combustion engine. He invented an automatic ignition device that uses electric sparks to ignite the engine, and then, based on this invention, he made an excellent gasoline engine. This engine has a speed of 900 revolutions per minute, a simple and compact structure, and can generate great power.

In 1883, Daimler completed this gasoline engine, and the next year began to assemble it on two-wheeled vehicles, three-wheeled vehicles and four-wheeled vehicles to make gasoline engine cars. In particular, the gasoline engine four-wheeled truck manufactured in 1886 was equipped with a 1.5 horsepower engine and a speed of 18 kilometers per hour.

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The automobile has a history of more than 200 years. In 1769, Frenchman N.J. Cugnot built a three-wheeled car driven by steam generated by burning gas. However, the speed of this car was only 4 kilometers per hour, and it had to stop every 15 minutes to add coal to the boiler, which was very troublesome. Later, the car crashed into a brick wall during a journey and was broken into pieces. In 1879, German engineer Karl Benz successfully tested a two-stroke experimental engine for the first time.

In October 1883, he founded the "Benz Company and Rhine Gas Engine Factory". In 1885, he made the first Benz patented motor vehicle in Mannheim. The car was a three-wheeled car with a two-stroke single-cylinder 0.9 horsepower gasoline engine. This car has some basic features of modern cars, such as spark ignition, water cooling cycle, steel tube frame, leaf spring suspension, rear-wheel drive, front-wheel steering and brake handle.

On January 29, 1886, German engineer Karl Benz applied for a patent for his motor vehicle. In November of the same year, Karl Benz's three-wheeled motor vehicle obtained the German patent (patent number: 37435a). This is recognized as the world's first modern car. Due to the above reasons, people generally regard 1886 as the first year of the car, and some scholars regard the year when Karl Benz made the first three-wheeled car (1885) as the birth year of the car. In 1829, James of Britain invented a steam car with a speed of 25 kilometers per hour, which can be used as a large car. This car is equipped with a heavy boiler and a lot of coal, emitting black smoke, polluting the streets, and making rumbling noises, and accidents frequently occur.

In 1860, French worker Lunoal invented the internal combustion engine, using a gas engine of about 1 horsepower to drive the car, but the effect was not good. However, the car was produced under the influence of this internal combustion engine. Since then, many people have wanted to improve the internal combustion engine and use it in cars.

In 1882, German engineer Wilhelm Daimler began to study the internal combustion engine. He invented an automatic ignition device that used electric sparks to ignite the engine, and then, based on this invention, he made an excellent gasoline engine. This engine has a speed of 900 revolutions per minute, a simple and compact structure, and can generate great power.

In 1883, Daimler completed this gasoline engine, and the next year he began to assemble it on two-wheeled vehicles, three-wheeled vehicles and four-wheeled vehicles to make gasoline engine cars. In particular, the gasoline engine four-wheeled truck manufactured in 1886 was equipped with a 1.5 horsepower engine and a speed of 18 kilometers per hour.

The history of cars is about 300 years.