Allow the breeze to take you on a smooth ride on a lazy Sunday morning. I am not penning any poetic lines and I seriously mean what I just wrote. “Brisa” is the Spanish word for “breeze,” and fitted with a seat and wheels it becomes Seat Brisa, a solar-powered sports car. Taking a cue from a small sailing boat that is dependent on natural elements for its mobility, Seat Brista is also supposed to sail over land but by the power of the sun. Nano-photovoltaic cells within its translucent elastomere shell translate power to a rear-wheel-mounted motor.

And when the sun hides behind the clouds, this breezy car can get juiced alternatively from home, too.

Sporting an uber light and translucent body, this two-seater seems to be an open-roof concept with an abrupt rear. Designer Miguel Ángel Iranzo Sánchez has also cut it down to three wheels. So another addition to the three-wheeled generation of eco-cars.


Entry posted on August 29, 2008 By ; Read More on Future cars, Seat

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  1. HGV Training says:

    The biggest challenge is the battery (storing charge) and making the panels more efficient. I think we’re still years off solving this one.

  2. coach hire says:

    Cool, a mountain car. I like it's being a translucent and it's wheel because it won't be flat.

  3. coach hire says:

    Cool, a mountain car. I like it's being a translucent and it's wheel because it won't be flat.

  4. solar panels says:

    Is it comfortable to stay in this small car for couple hours?

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