A Magnet Motor, also known as a Permanent Magnet Motor, is a type of motor that runs on the principles of magnetism. It uses the repulsive and attractive forces of magnets to create rotational motion, eliminating the need for external power sources like fuel or electricity. The design of a magnet motor consists of a rotor, which contains a series of neodymium magnets, that rotates when exposed to a magnetic field. The stator, or stationary component, contains a series of electromagnetic coils that generate the magnetic field. As the rotor spins, the magnets alternate between repelling and attracting the magnetic field from the stator, creating rotational motion. Magnet Motors have the potential to be a sustainable and efficient source of energy, but there are still technical challenges that need to be addressed to make them commercially viable.