Oct 19, 2026
A venture capital investment opportunity has been launched to support the development of Jeffrey E. Dunan’s solar-powered scooter prototype, with plans for affordable electric mobility and future commercialization.

San Francisco, United States, October 19, 2026 /PressCable/ -- Inventor Jeffrey E. Dunan has introduced a venture capital investment opportunity centered on developing a solar-powered scooter prototype designed for affordable, short-distance transportation. The proposed project seeks development funding to advance a compact electric vehicle concept that combines solar-assisted charging with everyday mobility, creating a potential business opportunity for investors interested in sustainable transportation technologies.
More information is available at https://www.lotus-ministry.org/post/solar-electric-scooter-jeffrey-e-dunan-s-vision-for-affordable-solar-assisted-transportation
The opportunity emerges as electric two-wheelers gain traction in global transportation markets. According to the International Energy Agency's Global EV Outlook 2026, worldwide sales of electric two- and three-wheelers increased nearly 15% in 2025, reaching approximately 11 million units. This market activity provides context for emerging electric mobility concepts, including vehicles incorporating supplementary renewable-energy charging.
Dunan's solar electric scooter concept features a streamlined, single-seat design intended for commuting, shopping, and other local journeys. The proposed vehicle incorporates an aerodynamic body, windshield, bucket seat, and safety-oriented structural features, with an initial target weight below 330 pounds.
A defining element of the design is its dual-battery charging arrangement. The proposed system uses two portable 160-watt solar panels to charge a secondary battery at home or at the office, while a separate battery pack powers the scooter during operation. Conventional electrical charging would remain available, allowing the proposed system to supplement grid electricity when sunlight permits.
Preliminary development specifications identify an estimated driving range of 50 to 75 miles, a target retail price of $4,500 or less, and direct operating costs below five cents per mile. These figures represent design objectives that require prototype testing and commercial validation.
Dunan's development proposal outlines funding requirements for intellectual property protection, prototype construction, and road testing. The longer-term business strategy involves licensing the completed design to an established electric scooter or moped manufacturer, potentially utilizing existing production and distribution capabilities.
The concept builds on Dunan's solar-assisted electric vehicle experiments in Southern California during the late 1970s. His original design attracted media attention and established the foundation for the current transportation proposal.
Interested venture capital investors and potential manufacturing partners can review the project specifications, development objectives, and proposed commercialization strategy through the published project overview and contact Jeffrey E. Dunan to discuss participation opportunities by visiting https://www.lotus-ministry.org/post/solar-electric-scooter-jeffrey-e-dunan-s-vision-for-affordable-solar-assisted-transportation
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Name: Jeff Dunan
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Organization: Lotus Ministry Trust
Address: 1355 Post St 405, San Francisco, California 94109, United States
Website: https://www.lotus-ministry.org/
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