2026 · Cruiser · #98

Voyager Origin

Our first Cruiser. Two seats, a boot and the same sun.

Voyager Origin in the paddock with the crew behind it.Voyager Origin with the bonnet open and a crew member holding a helmet.Detail of the number 98, the Romanian flag and the blue cross-stitch band on the door.Voyager Origin on the straight at Zolder.

Two seats, the team's own headlights and a roof covered in solar cells.

Drag sideways or use the buttons.

Voyager Origin was built alongside Hyperion Origin, the first time the team has worked on two vehicles at once. It is made for the Cruiser class, where vehicles have to look like everyday road vehicles and carry at least two people.

Specifications.

Class
Cruiser
Seats
2
Body
Carbon fibre
Race number
98

The full specification (weight, battery, motor) is still to be published by the team.

How it was built.

Hyperion was built to be as fast as possible. Voyager Origin starts from a different question: what would a solar vehicle you used every day look like? It has two seats, storage space, more comfort and a much larger battery than Hyperion.

It was designed and built by Solis students in the UTCN labs, in the same year the team reworked Hyperion's systems. The body is carbon fibre. The vehicle was shown on 18 May 2026 at UTCN Hub, at the event where the team presented both of its vehicles for the 2026 season.

Photographs.