#HW Electro Puzzle

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HW Electro Puzzle, 2025. A Japanese start-up has revealed a prototype small electric van they say will go into production in 2025. With a design inspired by Origami, the Puzzle is 3,395 mm long, 1,475 mm wide and has a wheelbase of 2,480 mm. The panels at the front open up, giving access to the charging port as well as connectors for charging gadgets and a first aid kit. There are solar panels on the roof to supplement charging and the lithium-iron-phosphate battery provides a range of 200 km.

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HWE PUZZLE

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HW Electro présente le Puzzle, un mini van solaire inspiré des petites voitures japonaises « Kei Car »

Le Puzzle : Une Kei Car conçue pour les États-Unis tout en conservant l'essence des voitures japonaises. Explorez son design, ses caractéristiques uniques et son engagement envers l'écologie. ... Read the full article

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The price has not yet been announced HW Electro has unveiled a van called Puzzle that runs on solar energy. The new product is presented in Japan, but will also go to the United States. “The launch of Puzzle marks HW Electro’s commitment to addressing environmental issues and creating innovative green solutions for the commercial vehicle market,” a company spokesperson said at the event. “We’re excited to officially launch Puzzle today and look forward to making it available in the U.S. market in 2025.” [caption id="attachment_84517" align="aligncenter" width="780"] miniature solar-powered van[/caption] Puzzle, a miniature solar-powered van, unveiled At 3.4 meters long, Puzzle is much smaller than other vans. It has just two seats and plenty of rear cargo space, making it a great option for small businesses interested in reducing their environmental impact. Puzzle can also be used as a solo camper. Puzzle has AC outlets, USB ports and an emergency kit that includes a first aid kit and a crowbar. They are hidden behind a door on the outside, allowing anyone to help someone who may be trapped inside after an incident. [caption id="attachment_84518" align="aligncenter" width="670"] miniature solar-powered van[/caption] But Puzzle's most interesting feature is its solar roof, which converts light into electricity as the car drives around the city. The limited announcement left many unanswered questions about Puzzle's solar battery: where is the generated energy stored and how efficiently is it consumed by the car's engine? Are other charging options available when Puzzle is parked indoors or driven on a cloudy day? The price has not yet been announced.