Gav's in heaven this week, driving a new electric vehicle with enough potato-hauling power to revolutionise city (and spud) deliveries.
It's the Peugeot e-Partner and it's a compact, all electric van with a cargo capacity and a range of 245 kilometres per charge. Sounds good on paper, but are those figures realistic in New Zealand conditions - with weight in the back? As usual, there's only one way to find out!
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Sounds too good to be true, right? Well, it's not! Ecotricity is real, with really affordable electricity, thanks to it being purely renewable.
Head to www.ecotricity.co.nz and chuck in your address to see how much money & carbon you can save right now. It's that easy and it makes a real, positive difference for the next generation.
Contents:
0:00 - Price and range
0:45 - Interior comfort
1:57 - Gadgets
3:36 - Battery & range
3:59 - Cargo limits
5:31 - Real-world delivery test
7:39 - City-friendly features
9:16 - Economy measurement
9:51 - Potato paradise!
11:04 - Loaded with 500kg
14:04 - Economy update
15:30 - End of test
16:11 - Final test & SpudScore