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We test drove German electric cars on a 14-day cross-country road trip, starting and ending in Berlin, covering 2500 kilometers of Autobahn. The challenge was to find charging stations before running out of Juice.

Report by Joachim Eggers and Christian Roman

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We test drove German electric cars on a 14-day cross-country road trip, starting and ending in Berlin, down 2,500 kilometers of Autobahn till the batteries glowed red-hot. The suspense lay in finding a charging station before we ran out of juice.

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We test drove German electric cars on a 14-day cross-country road trip, starting and ending in Berlin, down 2500 kilometers of Autobahn till the batteries glowed red-hot. The suspense lay in finding a charging station before we ran out of juice.