Looking for a solar car that’s a piece of cake to assemble? Want to interest students in using solar energy without grabbing glue guns or soldering irons? Then the SunEzoon is the kit for you. SunEzoon works outdoors in full sunlight or indoors under a bright, incandescent light.
The SunEzoon Solar Car Kit offers middle and high school students an exciting hands-on introduction to renewable energy and real-world engineering. Using lightweight materials, a compact DC motor, and a high-efficiency solar panel, students build and race a solar-powered vehicle—no batteries required. As they construct and test their cars, students explore core STEM concepts including energy transformation, force and motion, circuitry, and sustainable design.
The kit encourages experimentation with weight, balance, and angles to improve performance, reinforcing critical thinking and design skills. Ideal for classroom projects, STEM competitions, or afterschool programs, the SunEzoon Solar Car promotes environmental awareness and innovation. The kit includes all necessary components plus a Teacher’s Guide with background information and curriculum connections. Whether you’re introducing alternative energy or enhancing engineering instruction, the SunEzoon Solar Car provides an engaging, standards-aligned experience that brings clean energy and creativity to life.
Looking for standards-based activities to accompany these materials? The SunEzoon Cars Teacher’s Guide is available for print here, or you can download a digital copy for free here.
Order 30 kits to build a class pack!
What You’ll Get
- 2 small front wheels
- 2 large rear wheels
- 2 axles
- 4 nylon axle bushings
- Solar panel with alligator clips
- Gear font
- Motor mount
- Chassis plate
- Car body cutout
- Motor
- Adhesive tabs
Resources
SunEzoon Solar Car
SKU: W28574
Type: Project Kits
Grades: 3-12
Assembly Method: Basic mechanical
Material: Solar panel, cut-and-fold cover
Tools and Materials Required: Scissors and hobby knife or sandpaper
Choose SunEzoon Solar Car for older students ready to dive into engineering challenges, and SunZoon Lite for younger learners starting their journey with solar-powered STEM!
