Product overview A compact solarpowered assembly kit that converts sunlight into motion. This creative model builds a small working car while teaching basic principles of solar energy, simple mechanics, and handson problem solving. Designed for hobbyists, students, and makers who want a practical, lowtech demonstration of renewable power. Key benefits Teaches core STEM concepts through direct experience with solar power and mechanical assembly. No batteries required; the included solar panel powers the motor when exposed to sunlight or strong artificial light. Simple assembly encourages learning by doing and improves fine motor skills, planning, and troubleshooting. Portable and lightweight for tabletop use, classroom demonstrations, or small project displays. Main features Function: Assemble parts into a working solar car that moves when the solar panel receives light. Demonstrates conversion of light energy to mechanical motion. Components: Includes solar panel, electric motor, chassis, wheels, gears or drive components, and connectors for assembly. Parts are sized for small model construction. Materials: Durable lightweight plastics and basic metal components for axles and motor contacts, chosen for ease of assembly and reliable performance. Size and portability: Compact design suitable for desktop assembly and transport to classrooms or events. Fits on a standard work surface. Performance: Operates under direct sunlight and performs under strong indoor lighting. Motion speed and run behavior depend on light intensity and assembly accuracy. Who this is for Students and teachers looking for a handson STEM learning aid. Hobbyists and model builders seeking a simple, solarpowered project. Parents and guardians wanting an educational activity that combines creativity and technology. Practical use scenarios 1. Classroom STEM activity: Use the kit in a science lesson to demonstrate solar energy concepts, have students assemble the car, test it under different light conditions, and record results. 2. Weekend family project: Parents and children can build the model together to explore simple mechanics and renewable energy in an engaging, handson way. 3. Science fair or demonstration: Present the assembled solar car as a small exhibit that clearly shows how sunlight produces motion, with the opportunity to explain design choices and improvements. What to expect A straightforward, smallscale assembly experience that yields a functioning solar model car. Learning opportunities in energy conversion, gear ratios, and basic electrical connections. The need for adequate light source for operation; performance varies with light intensity. This kit delivers a practical, educational model that combines creative assembly with a clear demonstration of solar technology, suitable for classrooms, hobby projects, and learning at home.