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mobility show. long live emo belletti from visions and dreams to reality represents the icon of new mobility wasn't all so i knew chris does so for these record but i try hard and one of the richest men in the world pilon musk businessman visionary and pop star and one thing that drives. so the growth here for feel good about that. of course he can also be a little more modest but no less passionate immobility on 2 wheels 0 emissions transport handmade in uganda actually it makes me feel very very proud of myself to be part of that a great team which is up for the friendship between 2 it will be a need to in germany volkswagen is proud of the twice are a hybrid with a good electric range. i could be driving the whole week from monday to friday

without any local emissions and finally tamaki tells us about her great passion driving a cab in tokyo. on the. world of team ability right now. our rockets of mars travelling through it to. mind reading who could possibly be behind these projects i mean even on must entrepreneur billionaire inventor. also i know just what sets him apart is his willingness to take risks and that he uses his own money. because experience as a serial entrepreneur gives him easy access to venture capital in the u.s. that's obviously a huge advantage and that combination makes him dangerous to establish players like

say the german auto industry. must got involved with tesla without any industry experience. at 1st the company met with derision as almost everything went wrong. but it's evolved into a very serious rival to prestigious german carmakers. when there's something he can't do or something that's not working like in his car manufacturing processes he hires people or teams to fix it. or he acquired companies and integrates them into tesla's manufacturing processes. and now they no longer have as many problems as they had in 2015 the league of. musk is celebrated as a visionary nowadays and is emblazoned on many a t. shirt. his fans seem to think their idol can solve the world's problems.

must be stephen said to have inspired movie heroes and he featured albeit briefly in a film. is one of those are some of this is definitely down to his personality extroverted always forging ahead maybe even managed and i don't know. he also likes to indulge his own myth. when he visited germany there was a lot of showmanship. he cultivates the myth himself i think for the. elan musk was born in for toria south africa and 1971 the son of a model and an engineer he devoured books at an early age was fascinated by technology and even as a child was already interested in rockets. he says he used to be bullied at school . and his brother set up a company as teenagers and even made money with it. musk studied physics and

economics in canada. then he moved to the us and got rich. one of the startups he was involved with was the forerunner of the payment service. he started studying for a ph d. at stanford but soon dropped out. mind reading is one of his dreams. so he started by having chips inserted into pig's brains. but is mind reading a good idea. how do people living near his factories feel. and how does tesla treat its workers. festivus goal that he's feeling that's a difficult issue because the serial entrepreneurs like say steve jobs aren't always the nicest. people. there usually quite

a mix they're often fascinating but they also put people under pressure and expect a lot from them. with hard work and probably a lot of pressure some of must seemingly crazy ideas have become successful company . space x. for example may not be taking tourists to mars yet but it is working with nasa. thank. you know what innovation and learning fast go together he's adopted the principle of fail fast learn fast from american startup culture. when you see how big his companies have become it looks like that's something he's passed on to his employees. the question is what idea will feel i must come up with next to change the world.

francis is one of the few delivery people who drives an electric motor bike in the ugandan capital kampala he sees a lot of advantages to it. number one it is salient. now but. number 3 right away our health claims very well. appears food delivery is being eagerly awaited by a pregnant customer since he saves on fuel he can charge less than his competitors . he's actually very cheap to buy them in the end. i think. they go there people are doubling their praise so literally it is been convenient

for me. in kampala alone there are about 130000 motorcycles or boda boda house which serve as taxis and transport is. the masses of motorized vehicles generate a huge amount of air pollution and c o 2 emissions. that is why the united nations environment program. provides advice and financial support for electric mobility in eastern africa. we need the media response you need the media inventions and electric mobility is one of those because it is easier to adopt as we do infrastructure the needs they don't need so you can have your computer. and. development past that path requires pioneers like ben look areas korea and jaco point

past they both studied mechanical engineering in germany today in kampala they are converting gas powered motorcycles into the bikes at a cost of around 500 euros to the customer. so all we remove is what you call the petrol powered train. patrolled of the padrone we poured on the electric culture and so as you can see it's the same bike fuel to reduce energy of course. and what we put inside is mainly a controller in the electrical solar electric motor. about tree as a source of power replacing the fuel tank. some digital controls of throttle. lithium ion batteries for coverage from old laptops are assembled into rechargeable battery units for the e. bikes and the recycling loop continues even when the batteries become too weak to

use in the evil acts so what we do is get the new about trees use it for a mobility. after that when they lose a bit of power we either put it we put it in storage systems you know like power. power resolves once lose again you know lose that little power we go through torture is another small out because it was before it goes through to be disposed. delivery man francis of kenya is one of 20 drivers testing the transformed bikes. on average he has to return to vow to work twice a day to recharge. events the battery for the equivalent of less than 3 euros a day all in all it is cut his operating costs in half but there is still $1.00 thing that bothers him. warned of one place where we where we suffer the batteries . but they decided when they go there to get the feedback but we are getting from

the border guys is also also because. it doubles their income so families. we see kids being brought from the village that are now schooling in kampala because the writers have more money. german engineering daniel today is taking a different approach he works for a solar energy company in uganda for several years before he decided to bring clean motorcycles into the country with his start up december he now imports cutting edge electric motor bikes from china. each one sells for about 1000 euros. that's quite a lot of money but the drivers can pay it off over 2 years and they keep bikes are tailored to the specific needs of uganda. driving mode is different than a chinese person commuting to work here we really look into productive he was and

hundreds of kilometers every day there is still a long way to go though. right it was. already all day. or they live on. the start up has sold 28 bikes so far and they expect 80 more to arrive soon from china. zambo is already creating employment sara tabu couldn't find a job for 2 years now she's in charge of marketing here. actually it makes me feel very very proud of myself that i'm contributing a lot to be part of the great team which is actually pressure beating $2.00 to $2.00 immobility for a small fee of just over half a euro assembled driver can exchange an empty battery for a fully charged one. percent both effects are fully green since the electricity

comes from the solar energy station with panels on top of the company's building. and the company wants to build 4 more solar charging stations in kampala. energy is generated within the country not like you which is important from outside. so this has a huge impact on the environment. and we would prefer. i see even 10 years you know if you want to cycle anymore in the world market it's an outdated technology. things are moving in the right direction. francisco kenya and his converted motorcycle are taking a step away from gasoline powered driving and it's harmful consequences for the environment. this is the new v.w.

are. part indicates a high performance model and this is the 1st plug in hybrid car. but what can you do and does a plug in hybrid version of a car like this even make sense plug in hybrid normally has to bring you to your job and back electrically which means about 20 to 50 kilometers on average so this is very important for the manufacturer because of the fleet consumption and for your taxes because of the state subsidy and we want to know how far can this to a break go. before we take the v.w. to our a car for a test drive let's check out how it looks. as for the exterior the lot this blue metallic paint is a real eye catcher. what's more the distinctive are badge integrated into the design of the new car a car. that appearance of course isn't enough for

a car like this how about its performance and comfort. 340 kilowatts power and 700 meters of talk big but a weight of 2.5 tons is another big one so let's see what the jury can do i'm going to pretend. drive to walk and then i want to shop. to get to work without breaking a sweat offers an electric range of 47 kilometers and a top speed and electric mode of 135 kilometers an hour before the twin turbo be 6 gasoline engine kicks in to supplement the electric motor. with its 700 newton metres of torque and 8 speed automatic transmission the 2 are a car rolls along smoothly and quietly getting you where you need to go without

stress. let's assume that i work here and the battery is still shows a range of about 30 kilometers which would be enough to go home again and recharge my own wall box and so i could be driving the whole week from monday to friday without any local emissions. as for making it to the charging station with the kwara a car which is over 4.8 meters long and weighs 2 and a half times the driver can rely on all wheel steering and a number of assistance systems for example the battery manager can be used to reserve a certain amount of energy for targeted situations like driving electric motor through a low emissions. car also makes it possible to tow a trailer load of up to $3.00 tons using only electric power. the problem

with all this calculating is that the numbers are too low. a transport and environment the umbrella organization of european environment associations has analyzed the data of more than $20000.00 hybrids in europe and the average officially is 44 grams c o 2 per kilometer the reality is 117 grams per kilometer and this is 265 percent on top. so what's the verdict on the plus side the foreign car boasts a range of up to 810 kilometers as well as long distance comfort and fuel consumption of only 2.5 liters per 100 kilometers in our test. on the down side it's pretty heavy $2.00 tons and it's large size makes it less than ideal for city centers or even parking garages.

now i'm back home and i can charge the 2 a rag on my wall box it lasts about 2 and a half hours to fill it up again this is enough to come to work and back home every day all maybe in the city for example when combustion engines are not allowed anymore and i can pre-select the charging level to have enough juice in the city. the trolley car passed our test and it makes perfect sense because in the coming years the future of mobility will look more and more electric and combustion engines will one day not be allowed in city centers. once more ram it's on no you tube channel if you want regular features back as new cars and car culture and about mobility around the world can make you very happy. vintage classics and future tech i'm just some cheap sounding content waiting for

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