Mana La, the solar car that doesn’t have any grudges toward wind power either, revolutionized the automotive arena when it was made in the late 1980s. Once more, it’s all set to redefine its charisma at the Peterson Automotive Museum, where it’s being displayed through May. John Paul DeJoria, chief executive of Beverly Hills-based hair care products company John Paul Mitchell Systems, donated this car to the museum.
The 19-foot-long and 6.5 feet high and wide Mana La had participated in the inaugural World Solar Challenge in Australia. However, due to terrain failure and low wind power, it was eliminated from the race. Now, the solar car is on another mission i.e. to enlighten masses with the essentials of sustainability.
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Via: LA Times