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Stargazing in comfort with Genesis vehicle-to-load tech

Last updated: December 31, 2024 9:11 am
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One of the exciting potential applications of vehicle-to-load (V2L) technology is the ability to recharge off-road e-bikes or remote control gadgets, run power tools, or even power a boot sale stand. The possibilities seem endless, but they do come with a cost.

For instance, the GV70’s V2L adapter comes with a hefty price tag of £880. Alongside selected Genesis models, other electric vehicles equipped with V2L technology include the Kia EV9. The Volvo EX90 and Polestar 4 are also expected to feature this technology soon.

Returning to the stargazing experience, unfortunately, our view of the night sky on Exmoor was obstructed by a thick layer of low clouds. However, we were provided with virtual reality headsets that transported us into a simulated representation of the celestial heavens, allowing us to explore the wonders of the universe.

Guided by Thompson through the virtual sky, we learned fascinating facts such as how the twinkling of stars is caused by our atmosphere’s low density, Saturn’s buoyancy on water, Mars’ COâ‚‚ polar caps, and even a peculiar incident where a cow was struck by a meteorite.

While these astronomical revelations were awe-inspiring, what truly stood out was the setting in which they were shared. Instead of relying on a noisy diesel generator, the remote camp was powered by the silent flow of electrons from a couple of electric cars – a testament to the potential of sustainable energy sources.

See also  [Video] Nio shows off ET9's safety in extreme scenarios as Chinese EV makers race for better tech
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