Aptera Answers YOUR Questions!

Anytime I got a question from you guys about Aptera that I didn't know the answer to, I wrote it down and asked it in this video!

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0:00 Intro
0:33 Hatch
3:09 Doors
5:10 Hood
6:52 Body
8:17 3rd Seat
9:08 Wiring
9:57 Interior
10:36 Phantom Drain
12:44 Simplicity
13:36 Small Staff
16:05 Solar Production
16:54 OTA Updates
17:16 Winter
18:12 Belly Pan
18:39 Profitability
20:08 Timeline
21:34 Air Filter
21:55 Charger
22:44 Safety
24:27 Efficiency
26:46 Fast Charging
29:12 Solar Generation
31:15 Sealing
32:30 Knock Knock
32:56 Trunk
34:16 Camping
35:26 Wrapping
37:04 Future

[ApteraMotors]

Thanks for coming out! Great job with the questions, filming, and editing. 😎

[richpate]

Feel like I just attended another Advanced Automotive EV Engineering class provided by Aptera. Future Aptera owners will be the most informed EV drivers on the planet. Thanks Drew and Chris.

[jamesengland]

Chris, we remember that you got the NACS ball rolling.

[tonydeveyra]

Here's a pretty insane fact I learned recently: it takes 4kWh of electricity to refine a gallon of gasoline out of crude oil. This means the Apetera travels 40 miles before the gallon of gas even gets loaded into the ICE car !

[skeptibleiyam]

Remember looking at "concept cars" that the legacy car makers would bring to car shows? If you were like me, you would think "wouldn't it be cool if they would actually build that." Now Aptera is building something even more radical and awesome than the wildest concept car and they plan to sell it. I have always loved sports cars and I have always hated paying for fuel. This is my dream car.

[EatSleepEmpire]

It really feels like this is the Beetle of this century. Such a revolutionary thing.

[Leonardokite]

Wow, that was awesome. The Aptera is indeed the most efficient vehicle ever. Not only aerodynamically, but production wise. The simplest machine produced in the simplest manner. It is a thing of beauty!

[johnbullers]

Every time I learn something new about this vehicle it just amazes me. I can't wait to get mine!

[WHALEx]

One of the most knowledgeable CEOs I’ve come across!

[gtgx]

I love the confidence showing from years of mechanical and composites engineering the CEO displays throughout this video, climbing, sitting, lifting and jumping all around the one BiNC.

[michaelbramel]

Great camera work from Louise (again!)

[aninspiredname]

I love the fact that the guy heading what is likely the most efficient and environmentally friendly production vehicle to date is already thinking about one doing a cannonball run.

[mikstratok]

it's so refreshing to have an intervewee actually anser the questions. Aptera is quickly becoming one of my favorite companies

[Sqeptick]

Every time you visit them my excitement for this car gets reignited.

[loums]

I have listened to the Aptera CEO give a few talks & interviews now and love his enthusiasm for the vision he is trying to bring to transportation and his knowledge of the whole manufacturing process. I live in San Diego and only about 2 miles from the offices. Can't wait to see these cars on the road...Let me know if you need a validation driver!

[danvdr]

Impressed with the strength of the roof when Chris stood on it with no issues and then said it would be much stronger in final production.

[_Manual]

I am so pumped for this car. The efficiency is so cool to hear more about. Side note, my dad and I are rebuilding a 64 C2 corvette, and in a weird way, I’m getting a lot of old corvette vibes just looking at the body structure.

[milohobo]

Using the old pager network? Brilliant!

[ElementalAdventures]

What the fuck have these humans done?

It's just amazing to watch this explosion of innovation.

I work for a legacy automotive company and in a decade we've made lots of innovations. Cars are so much more complicated than they were 10 years ago. And we're moving at a snail's pace compared to what Tesla and BYD and aptera are doing.

I have no idea what the future holds it's exciting and terrifying and I'm just along for the ride

[eycchu]

I love the open, transparent attitude of the CEO showing every little detail of the car. Maybe it's a marketing strategy, but I don't think you'll ever see a Ford or GM CEO doing this.