Ceva ce am gasit prin arhiva - de la TopGear:
http://www.guardian.co.uk/environment/georgemonbiot/2011/aug/05/top-gear-bbc
It's currently being sued by electric car maker Tesla after claiming, among other allegations, that the Roadster's true range is only 55 miles per charge (rather than 211), and that it unexpectedly ran out of charge. Tesla says "the breakdowns were staged and the statements are untrue".
Last Sunday, an episode of Top Gear showed Jeremy Clarkson and James May setting off for Cleethorpes in Lincolnshire, 60 miles away. The car unexpectedly ran out of charge when they got to Lincoln, and had to be pushed. They concluded that "electric cars are not the future".
But it wasn't unexpected: Nissan has a monitoring device in the car which transmits information on the state of the battery. This shows that, while the company delivered the car to Top Gear fully charged, the programme-makers ran the battery down before Clarkson and May set off, until only 40% of the charge was left.
It gets worse. As Webster points out, in order to stage a breakdown in Lincoln, "it appeared that the Leaf was driven in loops for more than 10 miles in Lincoln until the battery was flat."
Cu alte cuvinte, pompa e de baza, arabocii mai tre sa scoata bani sa isi plateasca orasul nou construit.
De invatat inveti multe si de la toti, dar invatator este doar acela care te invata sa inveti - C. Noica
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