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F0 Solar Car
BMW sedan covered with "solar scales"
Peugeot Solar Car
Sola Solar Car
Solar Energy Automotive Interior Structure
Solar arc hybrid sports car
"Volvo" hybrid solar car
The earliest application of solar energy is actually in the space field. Some satellites and space probes do not carry fuel or carry little fuel in order to reduce their own weight. Their energy comes from solar panels. Because solar panels are expensive, it was once used only for aerospace. With the gradual reduction in the cost of solar panels, solar panels have begun to appear on land-based power stations, which can therefore also be used for ground transportation.
At first, some solar enthusiasts created some solar cars that resembled toys. The surfaces of these cars are covered with solar panels, which have a large surface area and are small in size and very small in height. Although this solar car has high energy efficiency, it is not practical because of its small space and low comfort. In recent years, some automakers have begun to try to build solar cars that are similar in appearance to ordinary cars. It is hoped that users in the future will purchase clean energy while buying cars.
At present, there are two main factors that prevent the progress of solar cars: First, the cost of solar panels is still too high; second, the energy efficiency of solar panels is still relatively low. We believe that if these two problems can be solved, solar cars can be popularized, and the city's future will be cleaner and better.
BMW sedan covered with "solar scales"
The "BMW Le Jane" concept car designed by a graduate of the University of Pforzheim, Germany, adopts a brand-new model and has broken through the traditional design ideas. The car is covered with scales and looks like a weird "Tailor Porcupine." These scales are actually solar panels. There are a total of 260 pieces, which are fixed to the body through hinges to maximize the collection of solar energy. When the vehicle is at rest, all panels can also be rotated under the control of the microcomputer in the direction of the movement of the sun. Separate solar panels are also designed on the wheels. When it is driving, some solar panels will be close to the body, allowing drivers to see the situation around the road.
Fuel-saving "Sola" solar car
The average car runs about 10 kilometers per liter of gasoline, and the Hungarian solar car developed by Hungarian researchers can run for 60 kilometers per liter of gasoline because it has installed efficient solar panels on the roof. Solar energy can drive the car with fuel, which saves fuel.
Solar window tricycle
This single-man miniature car has only 3 wheels and has green glass on the top and side. There is a special solar coating on the glass that converts sunlight into electricity and powers the car.
Solar arc hybrid sports car
The car looks like an ordinary car, but its narrow top is a large curved solar panel. The energy converted from solar energy can meet the needs of the electronic equipment in the car, and it can also charge the battery in the hybrid configuration. Of course, this car can not be called a full-scale solar car, because its power has to rely on rechargeable batteries and gasoline.
Peugeot Solar Car
"Peugeot" is one of the most futuristic solar concept cars. Its greatest feature is the solar panel roof that provides the engine with energy. Its triangular shape design also fascinates fans.
Hybrid solar car
This “Volvo†solar car is the largest solar car available and can be used as a minivan or a small truck. The car uses a "three-pronged" hybrid system of solar energy, fuel cells and diesel engines. Solar panels are mainly distributed on the roof.
F0 solar car resembling a sailing boat
The F0 solar car developed by Mercedes-Benz is not quite like an ordinary car, but it is somewhat like a sailing ship on land. The car is powered by an electric engine mounted on four wheels, and the battery uses solar panels mounted on the body to gain energy. In order to obtain more solar energy, the designer designed a large windsurfing board that reaches into the sky. Ana
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