Motoring: ‘Leading the charge’ to Cape Reinga in a BMW i3
Dozens of electric vehicles travelled the length of the country just to prove that it can be done.
Just because you can, it doesn’t always mean you should.
That was the feeling that was overtaking me as I stood, hands deep in pockets, at a campground in Awanui, Northland last week, charging my electric car by connecting it to a caravan socket. It was drizzling and it was also the third time I
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Motoring: ‘Leading the charge’ to Cape Reinga in a BMW i3
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