Meet Dreame Tech's Rocket-Boosted Concept Car
CNET Senior Writer Antuan Goodwin drives through the basics of the Dreame Nebula NEXT 01 - Jet Edition: a rocket-powered concept car from Dreame, a hardware company you might associate more with robots and home appliances.
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