Aptera to do on road trip soon
430 watts self-charging off grid in the California sun!!
The Aptera's 100 Wh/mile target translates to approximately 10 miles per kWh, significantly more efficient than some common electric vehicles like the Tesla Model 3 (around 239 Wh/mile).
- Aerodynamic design: The three-wheel design and sleek shape are highly aerodynamic, minimizing air resistance.
- Lightweight materials: The use of a lightweight composite body contributes to the vehicle's low weight, reducing energy consumption.
- Efficient powertrain: The vehicle utilizes efficient in-wheel electric motors.
- Solar panels: The integrated solar panels contribute to the overall energy balance, potentially providing a significant portion of daily driving range.
- Driving speed: Higher speeds increase aerodynamic drag and reduce efficiency.
- Road conditions and terrain: Factors like uphill driving can increase energy consumption.
- Driving style: Aggressive driving with frequent acceleration and braking can decrease efficiency.
- Use of auxiliary equipment: Heating, air conditioning, and other electrical accessories can consume energy.
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