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Sunnyclist is the name of a series of "green" vehicles created by Enermech (formerly Energomichaniki Kritis), a Herakleion, Crete-based company involved in Green energy projects. Introduced in September 2013, the first model utilized various combinations of solar, electric, and human powers. The vehicle has been presented in a series of Greek and European exhibitions; it is a three-seater, features a light aluminum frame and a sun-tracking solar panel on the roof, and has a maximum speed of 50 km/h.

In October 2015, an improved version was presented, which has not been produced to date. In February 2022 a four-wheel design was introduced, intended for production, while the company also introduced a three-wheel solar powered bicycle, which entered production in the same year.

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References

L.S. Skartsis, "Greek Vehicle & Machine Manufacturers 1800 to present: A Pictorial History", Bookstars, Athens (2013) ISBN 978-960-571-009-5

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-'''Sunnyclist''' is the name of a vehicle created by ''Energomichaniki Kritis'', a [[Herakleion]] ([[Crete]])-based company involved in Green Energy projects. It is an innovative three-wheel car, introduced in September 2013, which utilizes various combinations of Solar, Electric and Human powers. The vehicle has been presented in a series of Greek and European exhibitions; it is a three seater, features a light aluminum frame and a sun tracking solar panel on the roof, and has a maximum speed of 50km/h.
+'''Sunnyclist''' is the name of a series of "green" vehicles created by ''Enermech'' (formerly ''Energomichaniki Kritis''), a [[Herakleion]], [[Crete]]-based company involved in [[Green energy]] projects. Introduced in September 2013, the first model utilized various combinations of [[solar power|solar]], [[electric power|electric]], and [[human power]]s. The vehicle has been presented in a series of Greek and European exhibitions; it is a three-seater, features a light [[aluminum]] frame and a sun-tracking [[solar panel]] on the roof, and has a maximum speed of 50 km/h.
-In October 2015 an improved version was presented, designed for (initially) small scale production.
+In October 2015, an improved version was presented, which has not been produced to date. In February 2022 a four-wheel design was introduced, intended for production, while the company also introduced a three-wheel solar powered bicycle, which entered production in the same year.
 ==External links==
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 *[http://www.patris.gr/articles/252201?PHPSESSID=2jb6a6ualcm50bv8ikgh222em2#.UviA1M4XLSQ Report about Sunnyclist award]
 *[http://www.e-unlimited.com/events/view.aspx?events_pages_id=1950 Sunnyclist in European Venture Summit]
+*[https://therecursive.com/enermech-the-greek-car-that-is-powered-by-the-sun/ Sunnyclist four-wheel design]
 ==References==
-*L.S. Skartsis, "Greek Vehicle & Machine Manufacturers 1800 to present: A Pictorial History", Bookstars, Athens (2013) ISBN 978-960-571-009-5
+*[https://www.academia.edu/2899187/Greek_vehicle_and_machine_manufacturers_1800_to_present_A_pictorial_history L.S. Skartsis, "Greek Vehicle & Machine Manufacturers 1800 to present: A Pictorial History", Bookstars, Athens (2013)] {{ISBN|978-960-571-009-5}}
-[[Category:Motor vehicle manufacturers of Greece]]
+[[Category:Car manufacturers of Greece]]
 [[Category:Solar-powered vehicles]]
 [[Category:Hybrid electric vehicles]]
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