Stella, solar powered car, Solar Team Eindhoven, Eindhoven, Netherlands

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Meet Stella

Published on Oct 5, 2013


Promotional video: "Meet Stella" -- Worlds first solar-powered family car competing in the Michelin Cruiser Class at the Bridgestone World Solar Challenge 2013, 6-13 October, Australia.
Practicality concept explained.

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https://vimeo.com/82058990

December 16, 2013


Animations of Stella, the innovative solar car that won 1st prize in the Cruiser class of the World Solar Challenge 2013.

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https://youtu.be/y3FPK0KNZuc

Stella Solar Powered Car

Published on Sep 24, 2014


Stella, the first ever family sized road vehicle that runs on the sun has made its U.S. debut. While other solar-powered vehicles have been made for racing, the solar-powered Stella is the first vehicle made for road travel. A large solar panel sits atop the roof to power the car up to 500 miles on a single charge. Sarah Buhr goes for a ride in the the Stella, the first four seater solar powered car.

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Article "Meet Stella, the solar powered car that drives 500 miles on a SINGLE charge - and warns you when traffic lights will change (https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-2767806/Meet-Stella-solar-powered-car-drives-500-miles-SINGLE-charge-warns-traffic-lights-change.html)"

The lightweight, wedge-shaped electric car charges itself with solar cells
It was built at Eindhoven University of Technology in Holland
It travels 500 miles (800km) on a single charge at speeds of 80mph (130km/h)
This distance is increased if the sun is shining thanks to panels on the roof
Car also features a tablet that shows driver when traffic lights will change
And Stella's steering wheel expands if you drive too fast
Stella is a prototype, but recently drove from Los Angeles to San Francisco

by Jonathan O'Callaghan
September 24, 2014

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https://youtu.be/iLE8RZBYFUM

Stella goes USA - After movie

Published on Sep 29, 2014


After movie of the promotional tour, 'Stella goes USA', that Solar Team Eindhoven made in September 2014. Solar Team Eindhoven won the Michelin 'Cruiser Class' of the Bridgestone 'World Solar Challenge 2013' with 'Stella', world's first solar powered family car.

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https://youtu.be/Se4YxctI39U

Solar Team Eindhoven Stella world first family solar powered electric car World Solar Challenge

Published on Jul 4, 2013

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https://youtu.be/nuND8epNLec

Meet Stella Lux: the energy positive family car

Published on Oct 22, 2015


Meet Stella Lux, the energy positive family car. She is the new comfortable, intelligent and sustainable drive of Solar Team Eindhoven.

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https://youtu.be/9QVBIiOcIds

Solar-powered car (4-seater) by Solar Team Eindhoven

Published on May 21, 2017


Solar Team Eindhoven creates an energy efficient 4-seater family car to make solar cars sexy and user friendly. The World Solar Challenge encourages teams to push the limits of technology, where the Solar Team Eindhoven won the Cruiser Class at Bridgestone World Solar Challenge in Australia where the car covered 3,000 kilometers all the way from Darwin to Adelaide carrying two occupants at an average speed of 76 km/h. It is the ultimate challenge for solar-powered vehicles. Solar Team Eindhoven contributes to a clean world. Their passion is to develop a solar car that is ready for the market of tomorrow. Imagine a world where cars no longer need fossil fuels, where cars are energy positive.

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https://youtu.be/ncwpRE1RCok

Intelligent Infrastructure meets Solar Car

Published on Aug 7, 2018


Will tomorrow’s cars run and look like the award-winning solar vehicle Stella Vie? Hopefully as safe and efficient, as shown on the Siemens test track in Munich. In combination with Car2X technology, the solar car is even more energy-efficient, safer and predictive. Stella Vie is designed and built by the “Eindhoven Solar Team”.