BMW challenged students to build an EV that makes more energy than it uses. They covered it in 1,700 solar cells and it works. - The Next Web

In a bold challenge to the conventional norms of electric vehicle (EV) design, BMW has tasked students with creating an innovative EV that not only runs on electricity but also generates more energy than it consumes. The brainchild of these students is an eye-catching vehicle covered in a staggering 1,700 solar cells, which has successfully harnessed the power of the sun to produce excess energy. This groundbreaking project, a collaboration between BMW and a team of students, has far-reaching implications for the future of sustainable transportation and could potentially pave the way for a new generation of eco-friendly vehicles that can recharge on the go. With the world's energy demands continuing to rise, innovative solutions like this are crucial in the fight against climate change.

BMW challenged students to build an EV that makes more energy than it uses. They covered it in 1,700 solar cells and it works.  The Next Web