Solar-powered cars have been little more than a novelty to date

experimental vehicles resembling photovoltaic-laden surfboards

designed mostly for racing across deserts. Expensive batteries,

relatively inefficient PV energy conversion and the lack of intense sunlight in many places have made

sun-powered passenger vehicles impractical.

Solar cars invention is one of the most main discoveries for the future because these cars will save energy and the fumes of the cars won’t blame on the enviroment anymore.

The vehicle’s proposed system of rolling back and forth could likewise pose logistical and safety problems. Would there be enough space in the average driveway to park and robotically roll a C-MAX Solar? What’s to stop it from inadvertently running over an object in its path such as a driver’s wallet or foot? Questions also arise as to whether such a vehicle would ever be practical in places without much direct sunlight, such as a shade-covered driveway or parking space.

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