Even if there is an application, it has expired and become existing technology.
There are also cars with four wheels that evolved from the original horse-drawn carriages. Please see the history of cars below:
In 1672, the Belgian missionary Nan Huairen created steam in Beijing. Powered mechanical device, a three-wheeled steam vehicle mounted on a horse-drawn carriage.
In 1766, British inventor James Watt improved the steam engine.
In 1769, French engineer Nicholas Cugnot built a three-wheeled steam vehicle in the Bois de Vincennes Park in Paris.
In 1801, French chemist Philips Lebon successfully developed a two-stroke engine using coal gas and hydrogen as fuel.
In 1876, German engineer Nikolous Otto invented the four-stroke engine. Also called Otto cycle.
In 1885, German engineer Carl Benz created a gasoline engine device in Mannheim. The three-wheeled vehicle mounted on a horse-drawn carriage had a 0.85-horsepower gasoline engine.
On January 29, 1886, Carl Benz obtained the world’s first automobile engine patent[1]. In July of the same year, the world's first four-wheeled vehicle was officially sold.
In 1888, French bicycle businessman Emile Roger obtained a license from Benz and began producing commercial cars.