nice news and keeping. mom. balance to follow story. was a. must. start january 27th on d w. the . we are living during the most extraordinary time the district. of transport will go over to go. read of the new auto show on d w n getting you into gear this time 100 percent electric debate heats under

remembered dream of mind a reality long time to end on the water austria's times the brothers are left to find the world's greatest swells comes to reclaim his father's addiction. street in minnie's one platform's trip karslake be told you can say ah and skoda all said bringers i'm not going to give this alcoholic. a stretch limo of the superlative kind of car sharing with the naive new feeders. we're trying to get into sort of and the good the invisible car but 1st up are car lovers and europe's best selling t. cars in the same place tesla is planning to build its new get factory closer to the car.

so hugh test wants to believe the same. thing right here on this land and i mean if you're driving on a tree like crazy and i hope that you could i would get it for me it would be really sad and in the name of you know in green technology you actually cut down your own review it didn't really didn't register would you guys a lot of money money money money. when you go back to when did you did you might meet them. and they are supposed to be ready and when when one will be they need one in the house when the old me would make you have no. impossible my neck of the specially when you look at the bed with. you. is my wife and the best friend i have ever met is my favorite human being like in

the entire universe by sally is a very well respected more the drama list she has interviewed people like me niki lauda or ronnie is my husband but he's also it is kind of stunned when i'm driving traina as you might know i have someone in the tightest code parking. area. i do mean does what it's need to do it's meant to provide us with an electric mobility solution which it does very well there's always when you're out on the streets and you're always wondering about that and you're wondering when do you find the place to plug it in and charge it a little bit so that of course can lead to a little bit of stress and why do you it works when you not go beyond 60 kilometers per hour. soon as you try to go on

a long stretch like we have here and was thrown you can zoom very quickly that what the battery is able to deliver and it feels like it's consuming much faster than exponentially. than with a combustion this year a record breaking car because it's the most electric on the world so don has got a total of 6 give us word of god 5 of which are in paid to spread lou parking and this really is one of the ways in which he measures whether a car is fun or not i try to make this kind of going into a title parking spot with what ever it is. made of and try to make it happen to actually skid into it. make a point of view and the types that were parked outside trying to do something like . that.

you leave hydraulic hagrid. with the most classical wait. a minute. and he was not talking with you although i'm not in the way he was meant to do it yeah what can i say this this and if seems to have one of the best safety features or safety driving features in the world because i was not able to do anything to unsettle it and that cost me to finally i do a normal behaved turn if a comment is just to get into the parking florida * ronnie's had be if not he isn't happy with the guy you have it with himself i love to hear out about it for a week or 2. as you can see where in those with the nissan. and you plug it into

a little child joe because right now we need to get the battery some juice in order to complete our next challenge and the next challenge is my shoddy goods on the race trick you get 10 minutes ok and you have to consume 50 kilometers of range ok all right so that means you have to set out whatever you can do. and i believe. all of that in the way i mean the let me give you some good i would also like to say they don't even believe you because you just stored. citing lab because i never did numbers like this in the same blood coming towards my claim is worth so i will help you in. a way that i would at least show you an idea like this you can see there blue cohen said the words need to follow them with your eyes eyes and stealing your answer in context. very well done left left left left then led to

a good 30 years yes yes inside inside look look a little. good to you could you know the good news if you don't mind not trying to decide they didn't mean to tell you don't go in for a don't break into it again including in. your 30 seconds left side of music live but then you continue continue. i think you lost such a middle range so good and then to the. time it was $100.00 sites and now it's $75.00 sold circularly just would you have reduced by 10 minutes driving. to draw nice talent is that he needs to he gets half an hour and he needs to find an official charging station so he can go into some of these houthi needs to find a charging station drive there and actually. dad's the miss son so he needs to plug

it in start the tagging process and only then has he won his challenge to see who won both. dogs had 10 minutes left to start typing and then another load with my speeding sensors on i'm taking care of all good to tell your colleagues who are getting quite take so where is it with . the phone. on their children to go go go go mow the bugger not come on monday are you going. to. tell me i would have come back on sunday lot if i didn't tell me. i'm going to plan. yeah come on i need to do you think. given the money to get the money. you he's almost believe me you can do it

very close to me to come on come on come on 22nd live you need to be in on it just down the road. to the. stuff. you know we out with that little green thing johnnys managed to get the. cable in and the cars finally deciding what he needed to wait in those crucial 30 minute rule yeah i would say i messed it up by some minutes i think i got compromised by the traffic but at the end of it the challenge i would say go through by charlie because you have a lot on the racetrack and. 6 i was not able to charge it on time so what do we do now head off and get them then put on our boat i think because tranced i think we're going to come on. ok let's do it what we called a challenger drawn in any case the real winner is the end. over 200 kilometers and

0 grams of steam. yeah that's me you're probably wondering what happened well 1st thing you need to know is i'm a car guy. i think and you know all this out of exhaust pipes and. burn fuel and like my boss called me telling me that from now on we will only be testing . trees are. what. trick us i mean look at that said even a car my mom's handbag is bigger. this gets me so upset and i'm just going to take a quick power nap and maybe i'll wake up from this nightmare.

oh no no no you know what i'm not going to do this. oh. no no no no no no. i swear i'm going to give it a chance. no no prejudice. who look ok but. i promised. oh hey you guys already there today we're going to look at one of the smaller cars out there. go to city go.

$61.00 kilo watts of power on 260 kilometers of range and 130 kilometers an hour top speed thank you so much 2005 and all of that for just under $21000.00 euros i guess. a. strange dream. oh you guys already there. well hey welcome to check today we're looking at me. this is definitely one of the smaller cars there and this boy especially has a little secret a dirty one i would say but i think i'd rather call it cleve one because it drives purely electric. $61.00 kilo watts of power electric motor right here on the battery right here

makes up for 260 kilometers of range. and all of this for just 20000 euros. not bad. or. cool dream. oh hey you guys already there i welcome to check. today we are looking at me w's. $61.00 kilo watts of power 260 kilometers of range round about. i'm starting to have a deja vu well anyways that i'm going to be able to get through. it all for just $22000.00 euros not

a bad price. god bless it was only a dream. i mean if i had to decide which one of these cars to buy i mean i wouldn't but if i had to. probably be a decision about price or design because they are mostly in the same car regarding the technical parts but like me i don't need to decide because this was just a. thank. you made a. long under remember dream of mine a reality. everyone

told me that i cannot turn my home i cannot turn to electric but then you came and you've proven. that it's not just commerce available and all electric additions also with a battery on board this porsche 910 called sports car from the sixty's. and this slick looking move are the fastest production boat on the seas thanks to austrian company. c.e.o. . drives a mercedes g. class posting $360.00 kilowatts of electric power and a range of over 300 kilometers. herded by his company. it's been a little over 5 years since the crisis set out to revolutionize the sector. developing batteries in this picture part of northeastern austria.

but this move the social welfare told region just lovely this is where we are grounded where we source our electricity. a lot of hydro power which we also use to charge r.v.'s a lot of solar energy the region is ideal for the mobility we have their heads on the whole team are very down to earth people didn't get some. i want to do something for the next generation own nature here is just gorgeous and we wanted to stay that way that's where we get our motivation to bring about change. in 2014 the 3 brothers joined forces to set up their company. made all decisions together and on equal footing which is still the case today. because you know where it's a win win we go over things at home and then continue it would. through this bone the nice thing is that we're all a bit different with our own abilities and the market is called when you said this

is a good business man this is a great constructor and i have a lot of experience in electrical engineering. from an electronics business kind of grew up with electricity so i'm as i mentioned. the brothers learn their trade and their parents electronics store. that's where they also 1st started experimenting with mobility. so yes the house the 1st thing i was converting a v.w. beetle at home they always had to find some dingy little corner to work in because there was so little space. so they moved into a workshop across the street with a large garage and they formed a team with a few friends and that's where everything developed the team. that. they toiled in taker to wait and make their old vehicles better and faster with electric power it soon became clear they'd have to get innovative on the battery

front to. instead of welding the cells of the batteries together because the brothers connected them using laser technology developed a system to control the temperature of the cells. their battery was lighter more compact and more powerful than anything else around. here look the roots or not. motivation was being among the 1st being pioneers in the field 2000 and in very. they wanted to get better and better we got really ambitious i got only get some of my basic feel we had this really good idea we approached the subject with a completely open mind we did tests and constructed our 1st battery it was a learning process step by step it's british with. the next step in their evolution was a groundbreaking battery for the porsche $910.00 resurrecting the cult car that had laid the foundations for porches glittering career in motor sports. the result was

a limited edition electric model that tops out at 330 kilometers per hour. but it's incredible in a photic never be a call that only weighs 1250 kilos you could look it said it's actually on the road because the car's extremely low. some acceleration. pushed i've only done $170.00 and if you look at any even man it's a bit scary but with the pill pusher with docs to. arnold schwarzenegger doesn't scare easily and was known for his environmental commitments as governor of california in his fellow austrians developed the idea of electrifying the g 5. so what. mediately interested in the project and we were constantly exchanging ideas and that's how our joint project was born just a commitment to the entire drive train into the car position the batteries in the vehicle accordingly plus the software which breaks the book to do for us because

you need the appropriate expertise or force of the computer remove an internal combustion engine from a car like this g class you'll get a 1000 error messages because. we have to simulate everything which is very complicated so often the case. where specialists in this field feel the home know what we're doing. so much bits of his 6. 490 horsepower electric s.u.v. right up arnie's alley. over a period of one year he subjected to some seriously terminating testing. that had such a pall that he paid another visit to the kaiser team to get his beloved hummer electrified to. thank you for your dedication and for your vision of seeing a green future so thank you very much for having me here that day i would do everything that i can. to make sure that the world knows about the crisis and

about our great great. both. high profile visitors and media publicity broaden the horizons of prashant. suddenly this otherwise unassuming small town close to the czech border is on the map. and it's amazing for people to set up something like that in such a small place. and come to global attention. and in the light that. we've had people coming over from asia to get the lowdown sorts america as well. so i'm sure it won't harm us on the p.r. front. and i used to be one of the brothers teachers. students and it's interesting how an average student went on to find a field that he really excelled in fantastic.

because the brothers are riding on the crest of a new wave. on the water. in the air and on the ground and the big car makers have followed suit meanwhile chrysler has been improving the infrastructure of the mobility they've built stations that can charge a car from 0 to 80 percent in 20 minutes the brothers want to make the more guilty of billable for everyday use for by everyone. but the middle zone for our aim is simply to reach another level of electrification to make the world a little bit better some of the vision is very clear 2050 at the latest is that everything will be electric so world needs that the great thing is that it can be implemented on a sustainable and regional basis hard to get electra mobility happens where it's introduced see and that's where the added value is created to get your. 3 small town austrians who started. building the bees in their garage and are now

helping to electrify the world. classic cars have always played a big part in music videos read soundtrack bring and see some of the most memorable this week from friends. this stretch limo you could literally feel at home. that was kind of the idea like a. home like you would you know imagine in your dreams like you can do anything i mean there's no bathrooms but still there's a lot of where you can borrow so you can approximate of we do everything in this car. no doubt but a bar jacuzzi check slams and even a pool table talk about a dream car where he got one. we wanted to make people believe that but

actually. it's a studio one i mean we only did the sides of the car and on studio we show like the whole deco and all the props. to each new leaders have to see pretty remote built specially for the video to see funny and nice enough songs to chris along well even making the video was a drama in its own right. so one. and that's really an ngo 'd we wanted to focus on the top shot so everything is filmed from above like a god's eye view and we have to do choreography of action you know you cannot like improvise everything and you have to follow the pace of the songs this was maybe the biggest challenge. the stretch movie also follows

a vision for an automotive future a group of people sharing one car not a bad idea except for the length and matching parking as things. like for example in paris less and less space for cars so meaning you know we're kind of getting. to sort of and the in vitro car i think then i need peter's 3 musicians all have driver's licenses but not much of a clue about how cars actually work. last year i bought a holder english car called m.t.b. and i had some good times it but a lot of work on it too so and he just. goes that i forgot to put some oil in and didn't. so now he has a name g.b. but it's not really you can't drive it but you get a look at it which is

a cool thing. and given the reputation of vintage cars keeping it off the road it's also cool in terms of emissions plus the guys have that stretch apartment on wheels the kind of pad the rebel team would also like to sneak into in one day. to.

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humans love interaction and sometimes you don't have a hero bot will provided that's great they're going to replace people and manufacturing they're going to replace doctors and lawyers they're going to replace people and jobs you wouldn't think because if all the work is being done by machines what humans do they try and keep getting better better patient and take more and more advanced jobs or do they end up doing other things making art having social interactions with each other are we going to have enough humanity to make it possible for everyone or some people are going to say i want everything and the rest you guys have to be poor and die that allows individuals to discover their humanity they have to learn new meaning for life and new things to do that's a social revolution and hopefully we can move too slowly.

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