We talk a lot at SHIFT about materials innovation, especially advancements in battery ingredients, size, and range. Battery electric cars are growing mainstream with firm commitments from OEMs to replace ICEs with electric (and to a lesser extent hydrogen) powered vehicles. But there’s another form of energy that’s even older — extweb.com/news/this-solar-generator-system-can-keep-the-lights-on-when-everyone-else-goes-dark-and-its-over-25-percent-off” data-mce-href=”https://thenextweb.com/news/this-solar-generator-system-can-keep-the-lights-on-when-everyone-else-goes-dark-and-its-over-25-percent-off”>solar. While solar has undergone a comparable revolution in photovoltaic development, a mass-produced solar car has yet to hit the market anywhere in the world. I wanted to know why, so I decided to do a bit of research. What is a solar vehicle? Firstly, when we talk…
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