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to power the car. starting at the magnetic north pole the couple navigate across sea ice into canada and in south through the us and mexico, and into warmer temperatures in south america. 17,000 miles in 1a countries later, they will cross the finish line at the south pole in ten months time. modifications have been kept to a minimum, but bigger tyres have been added to help cope with harsh terrain. there are some modcons a drone launcher so they can build theirjourney and a coffee maker. i have every confidence we can do about there will be challenges. we know that it will be a difficult road. but what is an adventure without a challenge? we have to embrace it. if you don t try something and push boundaries, then you will never know what you re capable of. chris and julie are no stranger to defy the odds. in 2017 they were the first team to complete the mongol rally in an electric car, a 10,000 mile
in an electric car, a 10,000 mile journey from london to mongolia. they attempt to demonstrate that electric vehicles can be adopted anywhere in the world. at the moment, more research in antarctica and the arctic use fossil fuel vehicles, the most fragile ecosystems on the planet. if we can help stimulate their conversation, that mindset, that potential change, i guess that is a huge part of a legacy. nearly a year on the road is a long time, so are there any home comforts they will be taking with them? i would like to take some tea cakes, caramel wafers. they are always good. and rowies. we could share them with a team and take some to scotland over on the expedition with us. ahead of all the challenges that might face them,
warmer temperatures in south america. 17,000 miles in 14 countries later, they will cross the finish line at the south pole in ten months time. modifications have been kept to a minimum, but bigger tyres have been added to help cope with harsh terrain. there are some modcons a drone launcher so they can build theirjourney and a coffee maker. i have every confidence we can do about there will be challenges. we know that it will be a difficult road. but what is an adventure without a challenge? we have to embrace it. if you don t try something and push boundaries, then you will never know what you re capable of. chris and julie are no stranger to defy the odds. in 2017 they were the first team to complete the mongol rally in an electric car, a 10,000 mile journey from london to mongolia. their aim is to demonstrate that electric vehicles can be adopted anywhere in the world. at the moment, more research in antarctica and the arctic use fossil fuel vehicles, the most fragile ecosystems