We all know that the future is the world of new energy vehicles, Volkswagen, Honda, Toyota, Hyundai and other world-renowned car companies have begun to electrify the transformation, but although the pure electric car is good, its mileage is a hard injury, although most models now support super fast charging, but still can not make up for the long charging time. However, Fisk Company, which uses PPT to build a civilized car, has completely solved the problem of pure electric car mileage anxiety, what is going on? Let's take a look!
Fisker CEO Henrik Fisker said its first pure electric SUV model, The Fisker Ocean, will be officially delivered in November next year. Officials said that in order to solve the mileage anxiety, the new car has installed a solar charging plate on the roof, which can be converted into electrical energy through light energy to charge the car. In fact, this design was launched by Tesla as early as 2016, but because the efficiency of light energy conversion is not high, Tesla abandoned the design of installing solar energy on the glass dome.
Personally, I don't think it's hard to show off the solar roof, but it's really hard to really make it work. After all, the roof is not large enough for it to generate more electricity, and this design is a decoration for vehicles that often park indoors!
Officials say that if every day is sunny, then every year will provide owners with 2400km of additional cruising range, and perfectly achieve zero emissions, of course, this is only ideal, the actual use of 1000km per year endurance is excellent performance.
The problem is that the solar version is expensive, the new car will only be equipped with the top model, and the top model price is as high as 68,000 US dollars, which is converted into RMB about 433,000 yuan, this price is honestly more inclined to the fuel version of Mercedes-Benz, BMW, Audi and other luxury brand models, after all, fuel vehicles are the most stable.
Regarding solar cars, hyundai, Kia, Toyota, Tesla and other car companies are involved, such as Toyota's future pure electric SUV model bZ4X will provide optional solar roof service, but this service is only for Japanese customers. Tesla will also release models equipped with solar panels at the end of 2022. If this design is really successful, then the mileage is really not a problem for pure electric cars!