The electric car with integrated solar cells is currently being tested in all weather conditions.
Dusseldorf The board members of Sono Motors are currently busy. Whether in Munich, Amsterdam or Zurich, they talk to interested parties everywhere and answer questions about the car from the Munich start-up. Even CFO Torsten Kiedel is there, which impresses people, he says. “I spoke to hundreds of people during the test drives.”
The technology and idea are actually in the foreground with the Sion: the solar cells integrated into the body, which are intended to drive the electric car thousands of kilometers a year. But these days it’s all about finances. Sono is missing 104 million euros to “bring this revolution to the streets”, as the website says.
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