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SRZero EV Drives from Alaska to Argentina

A sporty British EV has just traveled from the Arctic Circle to the southern tip of South America.


A sporty British EV has just traveled from the Arctic Circle to the southern tip of South America. Inhabitat has more on the supercar's 70-day trip through 14 countries.

The undertaking, known as the Racing Green Endurance Challenge, was completed by the British team in their 400bhp twin-motor SRZero sportscar. The EV is fully electric and powered by lithium-ion batteries, giving the vehicle enough juice to drive more than 250 miles on a single charge. The car also boasts a top speed of 124 mph and can reach 60 mph in just seven seconds.


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On completing the remarkable journey, which speaks volumes about the viability of EV technology, the team was pithy: "We were received in an absolutely fantastic style as we arrived into the world’s southernmost city, and the whole day from start to finish has been spectacular."

I would have thought the world's southernmost city would be in Antarctica, but seeing as there is no permanent population there, I guess this checks out.

More photos at Inhabitat


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