Introduce students to the exciting world of renewable energy with the SunZoon Lite Solar Car Kit
This hands-on project that turns sunlight into motion and learning into action. SunZoon Lite Solar Car Kit is designed for middle and high school students, this compact, easy-to-assemble kit makes exploring solar power and sustainable design both fun and educational.
The SunZoon Lite Solar Car offers a perfect entry point into solar technology and engineering concepts. Students build a functioning vehicle using lightweight components, a solar panel, and a motor—no batteries required. As they construct their cars, learners discover how energy from the sun can be converted into mechanical energy, powering their car across flat surfaces on sunny days or under high-intensity light.
This kit promotes inquiry-based learning, problem-solving, and experimentation. Students can test different angles of sunlight, adjust weight distribution, and explore how surface friction affects performance. It’s an ideal project for exploring energy transformation, force and motion, and green technology—all while sparking interest in STEM careers related to sustainability and clean energy.
Whether used in the classroom, a STEM camp, or a science fair, the SunZoon Lite is an accessible, affordable tool for hands-on learning. The included guides support educators and students through the assembly process and provide background information to deepen understanding.
Compact, solar-powered, and built to inspire, the SunZoon Lite Solar Car Kit is more than just a project—it’s a launching pad for future innovators.
? What’s Included in the Box:
- Basswood chassis
- Solar panel
- Motor 280
- Gear font
- 4 wheels
- 2 axles
- 4 mounting tabs
- Screw eyes
- Spacer material
- SunZoon Lite User Guide
Harness the sun and drive discovery forward with the SunZoon Lite Solar Car Kit!
Note of Tools and Materials Required: Hobby knife, scissors, ruler, and optional hand-cutting tools.
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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!
