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Alan Arrison via EV wrote:
The numbers don't add up for solar panels on automobiles, never have,
never will.
Except that there are numerous examples of solar-powered vehicles that
*have* demonstrated substantial range at highway speeds.
There is no way it gets even 20 miles per kWh under an
Robert Bruninga wrote:
Simple answer I use is that 12 full size home panels can fully charge a
typical EV to the American average 40 miles a day forever.
But it is far mor economical to put those on the roof of your house or
garage than on the car.
That's true... if you have a garage, or own
s.
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>> > >EVs like Stella Lux and Stella Vie demonstrate how successful this
>> > >strategy can be. When you have a 4-passenger car that weighs 826 lbs
>> > >and 1/3 the aerodynamic losses, solar power becomes a viable way to
>> > >power it!
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The numbers don't add up for solar panels on automobiles, never have,
never will.
This has been proven time and time again.
There is no way it gets even 20 miles per kWh under anything but perfect
conditions and slow speeds.
And the energy from the panels again is under perfect conditions.
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The Stella is an awesome example of what can be done. Aside from what
Lee says, which I think is one area of resistance, another big problem
is need for a variety of uses.
What I mean is I (or you or the huddling masses...) want something that
works for a 15 mile solo commute, works to take th
Larry Gales via EV wrote:
When I look at the Stella Lux and Stella Vie, I get very different results
from the negative views of solar powered cars. I start with the assumption
that the Dutch students who have won most of the solar car records are not
actually lying.
The problem is that most pe
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