04-26-2022, 11:20 PM
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Originally Posted by Phase
I have seen some people put after market solar panels on their cars? Older cars too! What is the purpose? to power a fan inside versus air conditioning? charge a cell phone? i'm pretty confused with solar panels on non hybrid cars...
now to my MAIN QUESTION-
IS THERE A WAY TO CONNECT SOLAR PANELS TO HELP CHARGE A HYBRID BATTERY?
I have seen that hyundai did a solar roof with the sonata hybrid, so it's clearly possible
but is it possible for me to get some after market solar panels and connect them to my IONIQ's hybrid battery for a little charge boost?
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you will need 300 volts |
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