You can get more range, but you’ll still need a charger.
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Imagine enjoying a vehicle that doesn’t run on gasoline or plug into a charger like modern electric vehicles. Instead, you can drive whenever, wherever, and even longer when the sun is shining. That’s what solar-powered cars promise, but are they realistic?
The idea of a solar electric vehicle (SEV) is hardly new, and over the years, we’ve seen a slew of concepts debut and eventually fizzle out. We constantly see news stories on the web that solar cars are the next generation and coming soon but don’t hold your breath.
Concepts and Upcoming Solar-Powered Vehicles
As electric vehicles continue to gain momentum, manufacturers are looking for other ways to stand out or differentiate themselves. A prime example is the Lightyear 0, previously known as the Lightyear One. It was initially expected in 2021, then sometime in the winter of 2022, but that never happened.
Lightyear’s custom vehicle looks mostly like a traditional car,…
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