89: Estidamah Solar Car Team

We participated in two previous events. These were the 2019 BWSC and the 2023 BWSC.

The car's design enhances on previous innovative ideas adopted in past events and implemented into a new less conventional body shape. The vehicle adopts the latest and most efficient technologies in batteries, motors, and solar panels. One main goal for our team is to maximize efficiency and increase the proportion of components and systems designed, fabricated, and assembled in-house. This includes the motor, battery system, and all parts of the vehicle's structure, body, and mechanical components.

The car's body shape and wheel arrangement are both designed to be more laterally stable in case of side winds. In addition, the shape implements design features that enhance aerodynamics from side winds coming from either the left or the right of the vehicle.

Participating in the BWSC allows our team to push the limits of innovation, develop cutting-edge technology, and see it rigorously tested in demanding real-world conditions. It’s a unique opportunity to challenge our creativity and design capabilities, forcing us to refine our designs under pressure. Competing on a global stage alongside the best minds in innovation and engineering drives us to push the boundaries of what we can achieve as a team.

The one thing our team looks forward to most is crossing the finish line together with our competitive solar car, overcoming the obstacles of the challenge and proving our innovation, resilience, and teamwork in the world’s greatest innovation and engineering challenge.