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Lightyear One "Solar Car" Revealed In Production Form, Promises Over 300 Miles of Range
10 Jun 2022 | Abstracted from Motor Authority
"The 0 features a 60-kilowatt-hour battery which the company claims will deliver a range of 388 miles on the WLTP test cycle used outside the U.S. This should still result in more than 300 miles on the stricter cycle used by the EPA.
The car has a claimed efficiency rate of 10.5 kwh per 62 miles, which is approaching the efficiency of Mercedes' experimental Vision EQXX concept which used 8.7 kwh per 62 miles during a recent real-world test."
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