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Why aren’t there solar-powered cars?

  • Written by Chen Liu, Associate Professor of Electrical & Computer Engineering, Clarkson University
Why aren’t there solar-powered cars?The Punch Powertrain Solar Team car from Belgium competes in the 2017 World Solar Challenge near Kulgera, Australia.AP Photo/Geert Vanden WijngaertWhy aren’t there solar-powered cars?

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