If the car is solar powered, yes.
It was either that sunlight grew the plants long ago that became the fossil fuels for cars, or that the heat from the sun creates energy to power the cars.
Solar powered cars are shaped differently because 1. The cars need to be aerodynamic to move faster, and 2. The shape collects more sunlight to power the car
Sunlight is energy. When plant grow they capture this energy and store it as sugars and plant tissues. If the plants become buried in the ground their remains turn to oil and this oil is then extracted and turned into gas/petrol/diesel. This is used to power cars. Thus all cars are being powered by "fossil" sunlight.
you can use solar power because 1 minute of sunlight is a year supply of solar energy!
Cars get hot because the engine burns fuel to create power, which produces heat. This heat is then trapped inside the car's metal body, causing it to get hot. Additionally, sunlight can also heat up the car's interior through the windows.
For cars, electricity is an alternative energy to petroleum.Hydrogen could also be very good for cars and other vehicles.Electricity can also be produced from conventional sources (fossil fuels like coal, oil and natural gas) or from alternate or unconventional sources (renewable sources like sunlight, wind and water power and geothermal power).
The sun is not responsible for making a car operational. A car operates using fuel, typically gasoline or electricity, to power its engine and move. The sun may indirectly help power some cars through solar panels that generate electricity, but it is not the primary source of a car's operational abilities.
=cars work by using a special power but not the same as house power or anything like that=
solar paneled cars
Or any cars for that matter
In sunlight
Solar cars powered only by the sun are experimental vehicles used in research and races. They are very light, have no way of storing power, and do not run at night.