Lightyear 0 Will Be The World’s Most Aerodynamic Production Car via insideevs.com
The Lightyear 0 is helped by its slippery nature to also be very efficient, thus achieving 1,000 km on one charge of its quite small 60 kWh battery, according to its makers.
This was measured based on a 50 km commute in the Netherlands in summer, and it will vary depending on the temperature and how sunny it is, although they haveIts hood and entire top part are covered in solar panels that add up to 5 square meters and they can actually extend the vehicle’s range by around 70 km , or more in ideal sunny conditions. Over a full year, the company estimates that owners can expect around 6,000 to 11,000 km of free solar range.
Canada Latest News, Canada Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
Gigi Hadid Really Likes Having an Office JobCatching up with supermodel at the launch of her new cashmere brand, Guest in Residence.
Read more »
F1's Alex Albon spent weekend in ICU after having 'respiratory failure' following appendicitis surgeryAlex Albon was forced to miss the Italian Grand Prix over the weekend after going through appendicitis surgery. He then suffered some harrowing complications.
Read more »
Vivek Ramaswamy: The New York Times might be better off having people work from homeVivek Ramaswamy discussed with Greg Gutfeld and guests how NYT employees are not happy about being asked to come back into the office on 'Gutfeld!'
Read more »
Russia having to source weapons from other countries as stocks dwindle—U.K.Britain's Ministry of Defense said that Moscow was using Iranian drones for the first time.
Read more »
People divided over King Charles III not having to pay any estate taxWhile some called the plans an 'absolute disgrace' others dismissed such complaints and suggested there is 'no appetite for a Republic.'
Read more »
Office buildings are having an existential crisis — and it's not just work from homeThis week on DowntoBusiness, Steven Paynter, a principal in Toronto at Gensler, the largest architectural and interior design firm in the world, spoke about the future of the office building — via financialpost podcast RealEstate Economy
Read more »