I'd be impressed if they could simply drive an EV from new york to LA in 3 days on dry land.
I'd be impressed if they could simply drive an EV from new york to LA in 3 days on dry land.
This probably started as "ayyy mate betcha a pint ya can't drive a battery car underwater!"
This probably started as "ayyy mate betcha a pint ya can't drive a battery car underwater!"
Just to clear up the misleading headline, the vehicle was at a depth of 30 meters (approximately 98 feet) and the distance traveled was 7 kilometers (approximately 4.34 miles). The headline makes it seem that the vehicle was at a depth of 7 km, but they'd all be dead if that was the case.
At 30 metres under water, the pressure is so severe that each diver-driver could only spend 15 minutes in the car before returning to the surface.
Just to clear up the misleading headline, the vehicle was at a depth of 30 meters (approximately 98 feet) and the distance traveled was 7 kilometers (approximately 4.34 miles). The headline makes it seem that the vehicle was at a depth of 7 km, but they'd all be dead if that was the case.
>At 30 metres under water, the pressure is so severe that each diver-driver could only spend 15 minutes in the car before returning to the surface.
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