I team di studenti dell'università di New South Wales (Unsw)a Sydney hanno fatto storia sabato scorso, portando la loro auto da corsa "Sunswift 7" a stabilire un nuovo primato mondiale da guinness come veicolo elettrico ad energia solare più veloce al mondo. L'auto è riuscita a coprire un percorso di 1000 km in 11 ore, 53 minuti e 32 secondi, con una singola carica, battezzando così il primo record del...
Record mondiale di velocità per auto solare
Australia è indietro al resto del mondo rispetto all'adozione di veicoli elettrici
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