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Colombia solar car
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Medellin university reveals Colombia’s first solar-driven car

by Oliver Griffin August 12, 2013
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A Medellin-based team of engineers unveiled on Monday Colombia’s first-ever solar vehicle. 

The car, which was built at EAFIT University in Medellin, is part of a global effort to research sustainable mobility in order to counter both the effects of global warming and deal with the prospect of running out of unsustainable fuels.

It will take part in a 3000 km race in Australia in October 2013 and is one of just two such vehicles engineered in South America, the other having been built in Chile.

Pueden conocer el proyecto #PrimaveraSCT afuera del bloque 26 de EAFIT en la tarde de hoy > http://t.co/t5iFXbFAh3

— Universidad EAFIT (@EAFIT) August 12, 2013

The team from the EAFIT University will compete against 42 other teams from a total of 22 other countries in a race that will take up to seven days between October 6 – 13.

Sources

  • EAFIT-EPM Solar Car Team (World Solar Challenge)
  • Colombia’s Medellin named ‘most innovative city’ (BBC)
  • Automóvil solar de EPM y EAFIT será presentado este lunes en Medellín (Radio Caracol)
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