Abstract:

The word on the lips of every scientists or in the UNO conferences is just to save the fuel energy which will be extinct material in the future, so we are in need of alternative fuel or new energy resources. Now a days, fuel rates are touching the sky and it becomes tedious for the middle class societies. The key energy challenge facing India today is preventing bottlenecks in energy supply from constraining economic growth. The transport sector in India is a major energy-consuming sector, particularly of oil. The dependence on liquid fuels on road transport sector is so deep-routed and is increasing exponentially as the number of vehicles on road is shooting up. This dependence on oil, in the coming years will be still more to satisfy the needs of transportation. Besides dependence on oil, another problem is environmental pollution that our modern society is facing today. The exhaust from liquid fuels is diminishing the air quality day by day. Hence it is the time to reduce the dependence on liquid fuels by switching over to alternative fuels The goal of our paper is to use a solar energy as an alternative fuel in a vehicle and to test a vehicle to determine the most efficient method of using a solar power. Using a solar panel in the car, we can able to produce the power for running a solar vehicle. Our report outlines the design process of solar car. The contents include a description of the design and selection process. The final design and components chosen, as well as the build and testing methodology are discussed in detail. The approximate budget is also included.