The Eindhoven University of Technology (TU/e) students drove the SUV, which doubles as a small campervan, from Tangier in northern Morocco across dry riverbeds, steep mountain passes, and loose sand before arriving at the Sahara desert three days later.
“It was an incredible trip with a positive ending. We were able to drive the entire trip on the sun’s energy and did not depend on charging stations"
Now try it in Seattle.
Lmao
Why are you getting downvoted?
Oil companies…
Can’t. All the stations are out of service.
Oil companies hate this trick!
Yeah?!? How many deserts are there in Dutch-landia? Hah! Checkmate tree huggers!
This is top tier trolling
I thought about going with desserts but that might have pushed it over the edge.
So, looking at my comment history, have you figured out that I only have 5% of the toxicity that makes up your whole comment history 🤡 and that 5% is just my back and forth with your clown ass lmao
How does it charge with only three hours of sunlight?
Probably by plugging it in. It does have a battery.
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If you read the little summary, the test drive was in north Africa.
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It’s a 400km drive from the north end to the south end of the country.
They could have easily done this test within the Netherlands. I bet they did far more testing than that on local highways before taking it to the desert.
That’s a 7,5 hour bike ride, I call BS
Often a reason I hear for not taking EVs here (anecdotally so take with a grain of salt) is the fact that you can’t take it on a holiday because of frequent charging. This could be a reason why excess is good even for NL
