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Solar transportation IS possible (and, we’re doing it). Here's how Joe Rogan

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MilMileBattery2 years ago

@TailosiveEV @joerogan You are charging a few *prototypes* with the sun Mass produce 1,000,000 of these are year and we will take you seriously

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Aptera2 years ago

@TailosiveEV @joerogan We're stamping production parts as we speak! Check out our latest progress here if you haven't been following along. Stay sunny ☀️

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David the inspector2 years ago

@joerogan Awesome job fellas! I love the science backing up the facts

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Aptera2 years ago

@joerogan Thanks David! The vehicle needs to be extremely efficient (like Aptera) or it's not possible.

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Ryan Church2 years ago

@joerogan Aptera will not pass Auto crash safety standards, and was not designed to- please do not invite comparisons to cars unless you are also more candid and thorough about the differences as well-

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Aptera2 years ago

@joerogan Actually, we will Ryan. Aptera has been designed to meet and exceed many passenger car safety standards. It has airbags, generous crumple zones, and an F1-inspired safety cell made of CF-SMC. Real vehicles will be crashed and validated by a third party next year, stay tuned. 👍

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Tim2 years ago

@joerogan You have to actually produce a production vehicle first. Less talk and more production

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Aptera2 years ago

@joerogan That's what drives us forward every day — we won't stop until Aptera is in production. Here's our latest update!

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Charlie2 years ago

@joerogan That’s under ideal conditions though. Overwhelming majority of the time you can expect half that much generation, or less, in most areas. That said, pre-order is still in, and I’ve got shares.

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Aptera2 years ago

@joerogan Very true. In sunny climates, people will get ~11,000 miles of free driving per year from the sun, averaging 30 per day across all seasons (~8,000 per year in cloudy climates). Thanks for the support, Charlie!

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