Running a car solely on a battery and alternator using wheel motion for recharging is not feasible, as it would violate the principles of conservation of energy. The alternator can only provide as much power as the battery supplies, accounting for real-world inefficiencies. Any power retrieved from the wheels would be insufficient to overcome the energy lost in the system. Despite the scientific consensus, some individuals continue to pursue this idea, often due to a refusal to accept established facts. Ultimately, the concept is fundamentally flawed and cannot work in practice.
