Cars are considered mechanical vehicles that consist of a group of mechanical parts that work in a coordinated manner so that this leads to the movement of the car. It is one of the very important means of transportation in our current era. Cars are divided into several sections, there are small private cars that people own in order to go to work or move with the family, and there are large buses that are used to transport passengers, and trucks that are used to transport goods. In this article we will introduce you to the history of cars, the Coniot car, in addition to electric cars. The first modern car was invented by Karl Benz in Germany, and it was powered by an Otto gasoline engine, and that was in the year 1885 AD, and Karl Benz registered his patent on the twenty-ninth of January in the year 1886 in Germany in the city of Mannheim, and although he is credited with inventing this car, there were attempts to build cars during the same period by many engineers, as Gottlieb Daimler and Wilhelm Maybach registered a patent for the first motorcycle, and in the year 1870 the German-Austrian inventor (Siegfried Marcus) assembled a handcart with an engine, but it did not exceed the experimental stage. The Cugnot car is a steam car invented by Nicolas Cugnot in 1769 AD. It is one of the first cars in history. Cugnot was an engineer in the French army, and he invented it for the purpose of pulling heavy equipment for the army, especially cannons. It consists of only three wheels, and its engine works with two cylinders, and the pistons of the two cylinders are connected to the front wheel through an uncovered clutch cylinder. The speed of this car reaches four kilometers per hour. One of its disadvantages is that it is difficult to steer due to the weight of the water boiler and the car in general. Its work ended when it collided with the camp wall during its parade. The original car is located inside the National Museum of Industry and Arts in the French city of Paris. Electric cars The first electric car was invented in 1832, and it preceded the existence of internal combustion cars by seventy years, and it was able to outperform the internal combustion car in terms of the low sound of its engine, then the internal combustion car outperformed after that as a result of its development to become capable of traveling long distances, and as a result of the weight of the fuel quantity being less than the weight of the battery in order to travel reasonable distances, and there are a number of cars that were manufactured in 2000 AD that were able to travel distances at a speed of two hundred and ten kilometers per hour, and others are capable of traveling a distance of four hundred kilometers, but these types are experimental and cannot be used normally, as they are expensive, and the battery is heavy, and they also need to be charged for eight hours.