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  • New Car (TO BE COMPLETED)
    • Progress
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  • Past Cars (timeline view)
Year
Image
Car
Name
RacePlace
Achievements
Award/
Fun Facts
1990

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Midnight Sun I

Sunrayce

(1988-1990)

24th, 1990 SunrayceFirst Midnight Sun ‘Car’ (preceded by the MS bike)
1992

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Midnight Sun II

Sunrayce

(1990-1992)

33rd, 1992 Sunrayce
1995

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Midnight Sun III

Sunrayce

(1993-1995)

20th, 1995 Sunrayce
1997

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Midnight Sun IV

Sunrayce

(1995-1997)

7th, 1997 SunrayceTop Canadian team; Won “Award for Technical Innovation”
1999

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Midnight Sun V

Sunrayce

(1998-1999)

10th, 1999 Sunrayce

25th, 1999 WSC

V2001VIASC3rd

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WSC25thFinished 5th for “Cut-out Class”; Won Battler’s Award for persevering when the motor failed

Midnight Sun VI

(1999-2001)

3rd, 2001 ASC

15th, 2001 WSC

Top Canadian team; “Sunrayce” became “American Solar Challenge” – ASC

2001

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Midnight Sun VII

(2002-2003)

3rd, 2003 ASC


Top Canadian team; Technical Innovation Award

2003

– ASC

VII

Guinness World Record for Longest Journey by Solar Electric Car

2005

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Midnight Sun VIII\

NASC

(2004-2005)

5th, 2005 NASCTop Canadian team; “American Solar Challenge” – NASC became “North American Solar Challenge”
2007

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Midnight Sun IX

(2006-2008)

16th, 2007 WSC

16th

4th, 2008 NASC

Finished 2nd place in “Challenge Production Class”
2008IX2013XNASC7th
NASC
4thTop Canadian team2011XWSC30th

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Midnight Sun X

(2009-2013)

30th, 2011 WSC

7th, 2013 NASC


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Midnight Sun XI

(2012-2016)

Attended FSGP 2016First cruiser class car


Since its founding in 1988, the Midnight Sun Solar Car Team has been designing and building world-class solar cars, while educating and inspiring people all around the world. Each iteration of the car encourages a deep devotion to hard work, persistence, and a bit of ambition. It is with our teamwork that we can call ourselves one of the top teams in Canada. With the experience from 11 cars, we are just getting started!




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    MSXI

    Specifications

    Weight

    420kg

    Dimensions

    1.8m Wide x 1.6m Tall x 4.5m Long

    Ideal Top Speed

    102 km/h

    Crusing Speed

    88 km/h

    Battery

    420 Panasonic 18650B NCR Li-ion

    Solar Cells

    Sun Powered E-Series

    Solar Cell Area

    6m squared

    Motor Maximum Power Output

    10hp, 94% efficiency

    Suspension

    Dual A-arm

    Chassis

    Carbon Fiber Monocoque

    Aerobody

    Carbon Fiber

    Cost

    $253 000

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    From Adventure to Cruiser Class, MSXI boasts a completely new design. With new features such as four wheels, two seats for a driver and passenger, and trunk space, the MSXI represents a brand new spectrum for innovation. Instead of a kevlar composite body, the MSXI will be made entirely out of carbon fiber panels. The brand new racing class not only tests the speed of the car, but also its ability to perform in practical environments. Building our foundation through 25 years of experience, the Midnight Sun Solar Car Team is thrilled to be a part of the new evolution of solar race cars.