Amsterdam: A Holland-based startup company has introduced the world's first fully-operational commercial vehicle and has also been awarded the "Climatic Invoice Award".
It is designed by a Holland company, The Light Air One, which claims that the car itself keeps charging itself and once the battery can be charged 400-800 kilometers away.
It is believed that long-term research on solar-powered cars is still ongoing but no commercial work has yet to come, which can compete with other vehicles, for example, a Toyota carrier 'Face' adds only 4 miles to solar. And it needs to be repeatedly charged with electricity.
That is why cars that do not fully operate sunlight can be made, however, the number of vehicles which have been built by electricity charge so far have a lot of solar sales that provide electricity. They are called Solar Assistant Electric Vehicle (SAEV).
However, the Light Air One still claims that this car will not only be linked to the energy of the sun, but it has also developed all the necessary technologies for it. In this case, 5 sub-companies are working for many years. However no real image or description of this car was released. There is no image of the car on the AutoLife One website.
According to the company's website, the first 10 cars will be presented in Europe only in 2019. More than 100 vehicles will be sold in the year 2020.