SOLARAMA – big proof from Aptera and big savings for solar + EV drivers

On today's solar-powered episode of Quick Charge, Aptera's CEO shares more proof that his company's solar car concept has legs, joining dozens of Electrek readers who are topping off their car (and home) batteries with the power of the sun!

We also talk about why backup power is the least interesting thing you can do with a home backup battery, and celebrate an absolutely massive win for every American as five offshore wind projects the Trump Administration has been pushing back against since day 1 get the go-ahead to continue.

PLUS: enjoy up to $10,000 off a new, 300-mile Chevy Equinox EV (trusted affiliate link)

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• Aptera CEO shows his solar car producing more energy than his home solar
• Home solar + battery + EV, one GMC Sierra EV driver shares their experience
  • The Chevy Equinox EV is 20% off right now with a $10,000 discount
  • Tesla China denies developing new smaller, cheaper SUV — but take it with a grain of salt
• Homeowners share surprising, real-world data after installing solar panels
• Backup power is the LEAST interesting thing your home battery can do
• 5 offshore wind farms move ahead after Trump admin misses appeal deadline [update]

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