Electric & solar-powered vehicles.
Since the future is probably electric vehicles, I took the liberty of compiling some of the stunning machines I've encountered in the past few years.
• Kiira solar bus: Just have to start with this African company doing wonders out in Uganda. They manufacture electric vehicles & recently manufactured their Kayoola solar bus. Good news for Africa.
• Stella Lux: This is a family car made by a Dutch company. It is known for being one the longest running solar cars (off of one charge) in the world.
• EVX Immortus: This is the world's first solar-powered supercar. Upon laying eyes on it, you're struck with a sense of wonder & hope that petrol stans will, one day, be converted by the sheer efficiency & style solar cars like the Immortus exude.
• Optimal Energy Joule: This is a South African creation via a British Jaguar designer. It had high hopes & was set to go into production in 2012 or 2015 but haven't seen many on the road so I'm guessing their plans were foiled by some global capitalists.
There's also solar powered boats & trains as well as other electric car manufacturers on the African continent & the world but I don't really want to name all of them. So above are the few electric & solar-powered vehicles that have caught my attention for their simple practicality.
• Kiira solar bus: Just have to start with this African company doing wonders out in Uganda. They manufacture electric vehicles & recently manufactured their Kayoola solar bus. Good news for Africa.
• Stella Lux: This is a family car made by a Dutch company. It is known for being one the longest running solar cars (off of one charge) in the world.
• EVX Immortus: This is the world's first solar-powered supercar. Upon laying eyes on it, you're struck with a sense of wonder & hope that petrol stans will, one day, be converted by the sheer efficiency & style solar cars like the Immortus exude.
• Optimal Energy Joule: This is a South African creation via a British Jaguar designer. It had high hopes & was set to go into production in 2012 or 2015 but haven't seen many on the road so I'm guessing their plans were foiled by some global capitalists.
There's also solar powered boats & trains as well as other electric car manufacturers on the African continent & the world but I don't really want to name all of them. So above are the few electric & solar-powered vehicles that have caught my attention for their simple practicality.
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