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  • Inhabitat & Solar Powered Blue Car Hitting the Streets in 2010

    From the page.......... Starting this coming spring, a slick new solar-powered electric vehicle will be hitting the streets of Europe. Italian car designer Pininfarina and French battery manufacturer Bollor have officially announced that the five door Blue Car hatchback is now ready for... more

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  • Rated by DavidJohns on Oct 10, 5:00am

    Previously unveiled at last years Geneva Show, the Blue Car is a fully-electric vehicle that comes equipped with solar panels on the rooftop.

  • Rated by Carl-001 on Aug 24, 6:42pm

    Take the stupid bait solar cells off of it, give me a $20,000 off the price tag and I'll take one!!! solar cells are useless on cars. All it does it add cost. 99% of the energy will come from the outlet so why bother with the solar cell. I'd rather the weight and cost of the solar cell go into more batteries to extend the range of the vehicle. This is why we don't have electric vehicles yet. It is because they are only marketed to the greentards.

  • Rated by artfuldodgerx on Aug 10, 12:52pm

    Starting this coming spring....supposedly...we'll see

  • Rated by nexon on Jul 21, 11:43pm

    Oh, this is getting tiring... From the page: "The solar panels on the vehicle's roof provides some power to the vehicle's systems." SOME POWER There's what, a square meter of solar panel on the roof? Maybe 150 Watts of energy? This vehicle "features a 50kW electric motor"... so the panel provides, let's see..., 0.3% of the power required to run the motor? That makes it "Solar Powered"?? Oh please... Well, at least the "materials in the construction have been sourced to be as environmentally friendly as possible", except of course for the batteries and electronics which are environmentally toxic...

  • Rated by casbboy on Jul 08, 8:37pm

    Energy efficient and, sweet relief, looks cool.

  • Reviewed by gtoakes09 on Jul 04, 8:09pm

    What I don't understand is why they keep making more and more environmentally friendly cars, then sell them for prices that are far from economically friendly. It doesn't matter if you have ten billion various green cars, if no one can afford them they don't help anyone. Even the "affordable" ones are way out of my and the majority of the people I know's price range.

  • Rated by gt1987 on Jun 23, 6:02pm

    who would say that that thing can go without any fuel

  • Rated by yangul on Jun 21, 7:13pm

    Italian car designer Pininfarina and French battery manufacturer Bollor have officially announced that the five door Blue Car hatchback is now ready for production.

  • Rated by Ashijique on Jun 21, 5:11pm

    I want.

  • Rated by kiwikidd77 on Jun 18, 6:56pm

    Looking good, but imagine the cost of replacing that solar panel if you have an accident.