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Sunswift Racing is a team of innovators working to redefine the future of sustainable transport through the research and development of solar electric vehicle technologies.

While Sunswift is best known for its success in the World Solar Challenge, we also focus on progressing technology through partnerships and collaborations with industry leaders.

Based in Sydney, Australia since 1996, Sunswift has built six solar vehicles, with the seventh currently in production. Over this time, Sunswift has seen success in numerous solar vehicle races and holds records with the FIA and Guinness World Records.

Sunswift Racing is a partner and collaborator with the Australian Motorsport Innovation Centre, and tests its unique projects on track at Sydney Motorsport Park.

https://www.sunswift.com

Western Sydney Solar Team is a multidisciplinary student led venture that designs, builds, and races solar powered vehicles in events around the globe.

Operating for over 10 years with four cars to date, success in the Bridgestone World Solar Challenge and first place in the American Solar Challenge, the team has an ever-growing scope and wealth of knowledge.

The solar car team aims to stimulate conversation around sustainable solutions of the future and inspire the next generation of thinkers, with their solar powered vehicles as the main talking piece.

The alliance between ARDC allows the solar car team to test their vehicles and perform shakedowns in a controlled environment before taking to the public roads. Connecting with the AMIP would be the perfect extension of this relationship as it would further enhance the team’s capacity to network and innovate with like minded partners.

Transport technology is heading down a sustainable path and there is a critical need for development within Australia. The Western Sydney region stands at the forefront of advanced manufacturing and precision engineering, and the team truly believes the AMIP is essential.

Western Sydney Solar Team believes the AMIP will play and essential part in developing transport of the future. It will give Australia the chance it needs to
keep up with the rest of the world respective to innovations developed, jobs for our communities and critical education opportunities.

Contact:
Brad Nadalini
Team Manager and Project Officer for Western Sydney Solar Team

Address:
Second Ave & O’Connell Street Building Z,
Z.G.62 Western Sydney University Kingswood Campus,
Kingswood NSW 2747

Sunswift Racing Team

Western Sydney University Solar Team