Hyundai has released a hybrid car equipped with solar panels that it claims could provide the battery with up to 60% of its power
Heui Won Yang, senior vice president of the company, said:"Solar roof technology is a good example of how Hyundai is moving towards becoming a clean mobility provider.He added that the car maker was planning to roll out the panels to other vehicles across its range in the coming years, and they will be offered as an optional extra.
While the panels on the Sonata are only there to play a supporting role in powering the car, Hyundai said they could one day open up the possibility of vehicles no longer needing fossil fuels to run.
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