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No. "Germany" (which might imply a government agency or similar) didn't test anything of that kind. And it was only reported in a (not very reputable) German c
by johndoe0815 4y ago
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"Germany" (which might imply a government agency or similar) didn't test anything of that kind. And it was only reported in a (not very reputable) German computer tabloid.
TFA gives the details: the tests were run by the _Norwegian_ automobile club NAF and the portal site Motor.no
Why does this make a difference? The speed limit on most Norwegian roads is 80km/h, while there are still some stretches of German Autobahn without a speed limit - the article states that the vehicles were driven at full legal speed until they ran out of charge. Norwegian roads are also often as wellnot maintained as German roads (used to be...). Both could make quite a difference IMHO.