Here Comes the Sol: Introducing Aptera's Second Solar Electric Vehicle

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Aptera Motors has introduced the first solar electric vehicle (sEV) that requires no charging for most daily use and boasts a range of up to 1,000 miles per full charge, shattering industry performance achievements to date. Aptera leverages breakthroughs in lightweight structures, low-drag aerodynamics and cooling, material science, and manufacturing processes to deliver the most efficient vehicle ever made available to consumers.
Aptera's Never Charge is built into every vehicle and is designed to harvest enough sunlight to travel over 11,000 miles per year in most regions.

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[carlosespino]

I remember back in the 90’s they started making a lots of solar vehicles that look just like this what that hell just happened?

[johnchapin]

Gotta love that the amount of wind resistance for the entire Aptera CAR is equal to one rear view mirror from a Ford F-150…

[DrMutran]

I like this approach to car design. People need an affordable low maintenance vehicle as there first car, and although having a car with a lot of cargo space is convenient, people can now order larger items online and have them delivered to their house.

[rogergliedt]

If you thought you could show me a little one and a half minute video and make me go away as a pre-order holder, guess again, now that I’ve seen that I may order 10. Come on Aptera- May the force be with you.

[hwhw]

Extremely excited to see more about the Sol and to see a little bit of the central console and the camping uffff

[davidallyn]

I love, love, LOVE the hatch webbing that makes a tent - so cool for just sittin back wit a cold one at the beach!!! That alone is worth the price of admission! Can't wait for that safety rating and I'm all in!

[smilex]

future cars we all imagined. here we come.

[Synper]

Ya'll are getting me HYPED.

What could possibly be better than having a car that charges up while sitting idle in the lot (which it does most of the day)?

That camping kit? Awesome. Hopefully you can show off the off-road (North Country) kit soon, too!

[peterrobinson]

Can't wait to drive one! Hurry up if you can! Thanks.

[johnchapin]

Sandy Munro has been involved w Aptera for a while… way cool! I’ve reserved mine. Can’t wait!

[Narnald_Ewman]

Holy shit! I have just realized how revolutionary this company is! I just thought they were throttling win this car remained with batteries. Sign me up! I want one of these!

[toshaks]

This checks all my boxes. This is what I want.

[Karthikabodduluru]

So good to see Aptera in sunny Sandiego 🌞. I feel fortunate and grateful for having the opportunity to invest in this !

[DSvideo]

Fantastic. Very excited to have Fun with Aptera and get some Soul 😀😀

[fanfare]

Could somebody make a special about the Aptera Off-Road and Camping Options?? That would be greatly appreciated.

[teklife]

The camping add-on is so nice. I love it. I hope I'll have one of these one day

[ricpoulin]

I love this car, and have planned on getting one since the earliest days of its design. I always hate to criticize, being in the media world myself, but you guys need to get a better Ad Agency to create a video like this. This is like a bad version of an Apple commercial with bottom tier music. And this car deserves so much better!

[PeaceChanel]

Peace.. Shalom.. Salam.. Namaste and Thank You Everybody for All that you are doing for World Peace.. 🙏🏻 😊 🌈 ✌ 🌷 ☮️ ❤️

[AmaroqStarwind]

I have been following Aptera's development since the late 2000's or early 2010's. I was deeply saddened when they went quiet for a while; I honestly thought they were gone.

I'm so happy to be wrong. I was actually in tears when I found out they were still around a couple days ago.

Aptera, if you are reading this, thank you for surviving. I am so glad you're back in the game. (Also; I'd love to see you guys try to tackle Formula E.)

[JohnHall]

Finally really watched this to take a look at the windows specifically. I'd had a level of concern of exactly how they'll work and hadn't seen a good video of them up/down. This removes any concerns I had. Our dogs can still easily stick their heads out and enjoy the ride. :D