That 1200W they are quoting is probably also a bit 'optimistic' at best. From
https://gosun.co/pages/ev-solar-charger , we see the solar part of the panels is 43" wide, and the overall extended length is 245". Rounding the 245 down to say 235 for hinges and such, we get to 10,105 sq inches of actual cells. Divide that by 144 to get square feet and we are at 70. Multiply that by the 112W for a square foot of cells, and its 7840w. Full sun, properly inclined to catch it all. To get near 1200, they'll need to get more than 50% more output than that amount of solar cells can do. Sure, maybe they have 10% more effective cell coverage, and they are 10% more efficient, but there's no way whatsoever that that amount of cells is gonna put out 1200W continuous in full sun.