Electric car driver and pensioner Kurt loves his small electronic car. The office asks him to prove that he is fit to drive and sends him to an idiot test.
Franconia – Kurt Einzingmüller bought his electric car a few years ago when his wife fell seriously ill. The couple needed an economical everyday car and were simply enthusiastic about the electronic car made by Renault. After years of driving, I got a message from the office: Kurt has to take the idiot test because he had suffered from a nervous disease for a long time. For Kurt this means a lot of stress and high costs.
You can read whether Kurt passed the test and how great his passion for electric cars is at Kreiszeitung.de *
The future of electric cars on the market is still uncertain. The lack of raw materials for the international manufacture of electric cars remains a major problem. The same applies to charging stations, because there is currently one charging station for every 21 electric cars. * Kreiszeitung.de and 24hamburg.de are offers from IPPEN.MEDIA
