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"

  • zoe
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    2 years ago

    i agree. electric cars are just a part of the solution.40000€ for a car . 15000€ battery each 400000km, not speaking of charging that costs 4.25€ per 100km, instead of the usual 6€ per 100km for a 6000€ gasoline car. they even out in maintenance: so both cost the same and u saved just third of carbon emissions but made daddy Elon more money to launch atmosphere polluting rockets! what a great deal that is! those cars need to be charged with electricity made purely from renewables, not with nuclear or saudi juice.