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Aptera Motors has introduced a futuristic solar-powered electric vehicle capable of running on sunlight. The innovative car features roof-mounted solar panels that can generate enough energy to drive around 38 km daily without charging.
Solar-Powered Car Gains Massive Interest as 50,000 People Pre-Order Future Vehicle
New Delhi: New technologies are being rapidly developed around the world to protect the environment. To reduce pollution from petrol and diesel vehicles, the use of electric and CNG vehicles is increasing. In this direction, a new technology has emerged that allows cars to run on sunlight. Aptera Motors, a California-based company, has developed a unique solar electric vehicle capable of running directly on solar energy. This car is receiving an overwhelming response, with nearly 50,000 people pre-ordering it so far.
The design of this solar car is unique and attractive. At first glance, it appears as if a vehicle from the future has arrived on the road. Its shape resembles an aircraft. The company has designed it to move through the air with minimal resistance. This reduces the car's energy consumption and improves its performance. The car has performed well during testing.
Initially, this car was only a prototype model, built by hand for testing. However, the company has now moved towards mass production. Aptera Motors has commissioned a 14-station assembly line, enabling mass production of this car. The vehicles currently under production will undergo a number of mandatory tests, including brake tests, crash tests, and hot-weather performance tests. Sales will begin only after successful completion of these tests and government approval.
The car's most significant feature is its rooftop solar panels. These panels harness sunlight to charge the battery. According to the company, the car can travel approximately 38 kilometers daily on solar power alone. With a fully charged battery, its range can reach approximately 643 kilometers. The company also plans to introduce a model with a 1600-kilometer range in the future.
The company has been working on this project for nearly 10 years. The concept was first presented in 2007, and the project was revived in 2019. The company plans to begin delivering this solar car to customers by the end of 2026. Experts believe that if this technology is successful, it could lead to major changes in the automobile sector in the future.
