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Gujarat Man Builds Solar Car for $360 Using Scrap
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Gujarat Man Builds Solar Car for $360 Using Scrap

While fuel prices climb across India, a villager in Gujarat built a fully functional solar car for just ₹30,000 using scrap materials. Sadhulbhai Chawda's invention runs entirely on sunlight and covers 60 km daily without spending a rupee on fuel.

The Better India2 min read
Aptera Rolls Out First Solar-Powered Car From Assembly Line
Planet WinsMar 9

Aptera Rolls Out First Solar-Powered Car From Assembly Line

A California company just completed the first solar electric vehicle off its new assembly line, bringing rechargeable cars that run on sunshine closer to reality. The milestone marks a major step toward delivering vehicles that can charge themselves while driving.

Google News - Electric Vehicle2 min read
Solar Car Maker Aptera Rolls Out First Production Vehicle
Planet WinsMar 5

Solar Car Maker Aptera Rolls Out First Production Vehicle

After years of development, solar-powered car startup Aptera Motors just rolled its first vehicle off the assembly line, bringing their futuristic three-wheeled EV one giant step closer to the 50,000 customers waiting to drive one. The company aims to start deliveries later this year if final testing goes well.

Google: electric vehicle milestone2 min read
Solar Car Startup Aptera Rolls Out First Vehicle
VideosMar 4

Solar Car Startup Aptera Rolls Out First Vehicle

A three-wheeled electric car that runs on sunshine just rolled off the assembly line in California, marking a comeback 14 years in the making. The vehicle can travel 40 miles daily without ever plugging in.

CleanTechnica3 min read
Record 46 Teams Racing Solar Cars Across America in 2026
Planet WinsJan 29

Record 46 Teams Racing Solar Cars Across America in 2026

College students from four countries are building solar-powered race cars to compete across the United States this summer. The event has attracted the most teams in its history and offers free admission to watch cutting-edge engineering in action.

Electrek2 min read