Koenigsegg Quant Concept: A Four-Seat Solar Electric Super Car
Tuesday, April 28th, 2009
The latest addition to the line up of super cars happens to be the Koenigsegg Quant, though this one is going to be little different from the others. This is not just another super car, but one-of-its-kind four-seat solar electric car. Sure thing, the name sounds a bit weird and looks are also not like that of the other super cars, but it is believed that the Koenigsegg Quant Concept may very well be the car of the future
Koenigsegg happens to be working on the production of these concept cars, and they might hit the market by this year end, nevertheless the mere mock-up work looks more than the normal stuff. It will be end result of joint efforts of Koenigsegg Quant as well as NLV Solar AG, and both the big guns had signed a co-operation agreement last year.
The groundbreaking technology of thin-film solar-cell coating has been made good use of, in this concept car, thanks to NLV Solar AG, while the avant-garde designs that have been the trademark of Koenigsegg over last several years, will be basis of the design of this amazing solar powered vehicle.
Additionally, the solar and FAES systems will eliminate the need of hybrid solutions, making it a fully electrical vehicle. Moreover, this super car essentially concentrates on minimizing the fuel expenses, as well as contributing to the go green motto.
Therefore, providing the space of a traditional luxury sedan, the Koenigsegg Quant Concept will give you the best of both worlds, not to mention the negligible running cost, as it will be powered by the solar energy. Everyone seems to be extremely excited about this stunning concept super car, and badly waiting to see what Koenigsegg really comes out with.
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Tags: Four-Seat Solar Electric Super Car, Koenigsegg Quant
That is a cool electric car that I wouldn’t mind driving around. Not a big fan of those rims though. Why is it that they have to put dumb rims on electric cars?