Comments by "Paul Aiello" (@paul1979uk2000) on "FINALLY a Solar Powered Car that NEVER needs to charge!" video.

@yourmum69_420 To be fair, in Europe, you don't need to travel as far as you do in the US to get places and in many countries down south, they get a lot of sun, but it would be interesting to see how it performs in regions where there is less sun.
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These things are interesting, but it would be a lot more interesting to see how they do in different weather patterns around the world to get a more real world test of the tech. It's all well and good doing the test in sunny California but a lot of the world doesn't have that kind of weather pattern. So the question is, how would in perform in the UK or in Canada? and more so, how well does it perform in winter. Without these kinds of test, the market for these Solar EV cars is kinda limited and I feel these test should be done with a kind of range of what you could get on average under different weather patterns around the world, in other words, these test need to stop testing under ideal conditions as that isn't how the real world works.
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