An e-car driver drove his car 1100 kilometers through Germany – and did not have to spend a cent on charging current on the route from Flensburg to Füssen.
Flensburg – Energy prices in Germany are at a record high this winter in Germany. This also has serious consequences for e-car drivers: electricity to charge electric cars is now almost as expensive as petrol to fill up combustion engines. But there are ways to avoid these high costs. A journalist found this out by means of a self-test – and drove 1100 kilometers through the whole of Germany without paying a cent for electricity. In the "Auto Bild" he reports on his trip with the Hyundai Kona Elektro. The only thing that mattered was clever planning ahead and a lot of time and patience.
Read on Kreiszeitung.de* how the e-car driver drove 1,100 kilometers without paying a cent for electricity.
The e-car driver drove the entire A7 from Flensburg to Füssen, but also needed a whopping 31.5 hours for the route – under normal circumstances you have to plan around nine to ten hours for the journey. To save on hotel costs, he even spent the night in his electric car. * kreiszeitung.de is an offer from IPPEN.MEDIA.
