Objective

To develop and build a solar car to set a world distance record

Mission

To fulfill a dream and inspire others to accomplish their dreams in a positive way to benefit mankind and the environment

Commitment

To promote the use of clean and sustainable energy

Sol Messenger Tour

After becoming the first Electric Vehicle to cross the Americas and reach the arctic circle not only once but twice the XOF1 team will continue pushing its already 36,200km (22,000 miles )world distance record even further. Once again from the Arctic, XOF1 will be driving from Inuvik to the tip of South America carrying a message from the North to the South. Sharing ideas and seeking pledges from cities and communities along the route to promote sustainable living and raise awareness on Climate change. Thank you all for your past support, We look forward to seeing you again!

“Solar Goes a Long Way”- The Power of One Solar Car Project

ASES National Solar Conference in Phoenix, Arizona

GM, Nissan, Tesla and XOF1 to present at the emerging Transportation Forum

Ice Road Challenge

Machine and human will be pushed to its limits. With no heating or any modifications made to the solar car. XOF1 and Marcelo will be driving from Inuvik to Tuktoyaktuk - the longest ice road in the world.

Presentation at the Hospital for Sick Children (SickKids)

Hollywood Theater - For healthy reasons the presentation is not open to the public

Youth Conference on Climate Change

Youth Conference on Climate Change

Inuvik, NorthWest Territories

The National - Under The Arctic Sun
by CBC Canadian Broadcasting Corporation

Solar car makes it across Arctic ice road to Tuktoyaktuk
by The National Post

Power of One: Solar Car braves Canada's Arctic
by The GreenPages

Car team must raise $100,000 by week's end to drive longest ice road
by National Post

Marcelo Da Luz, creator and builder of the Power of One (XOF1) solar car
by EVcast