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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.

In October 2015 an improved version was presented, designed for (initially) small scale production.

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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 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.

	In October 2015 an improved version was presented, designed for (initially) small scale production.		In October 2015 an improved version was presented, designed for (initially) small scale production.