FANTASTIC! These are the most environmentally friendly vehicles! Used, old, damaged but electrified with repurposed drivetrain! WE NEED MORE OF THIS IN THE WORLD!!!
Astounding beautiful example of a marine limo. Utilitarian efficiency of a tug. Acrid smell of rubber from a Jag burn-out. A CJ. A 240. Anything you can think of conversion. Daily driver to pushers and pullers earning their keep. All electric by New Electric in gorgeous Amsterdam. One of the best _fully charged_ segments ever!
What a classic beauty that boat is. I see no violation to its heritage by putting an electric motor in it. It only gives it a new vitality and brings it into the new age. Well done New Electric.
Electrification is allowing all these talented engineers and entrepreneurs to flourish, it’s so pleasing to see and this guy is exceptionally articulate and obviously knowledgable
@@MattyC0900 "Than" :) Sorry, couldn't resist. ;) Also a dutchy here, and @M L : even if I'd been born 5 years earlier (and be a 50-something), I'd still have a fondness for the language through music and movies.
Brilliant video! I could have watched this all day and not got bored. Anne's enthusiasm for what he does in infectious - an electric version of Guy Martin :) As a design engineer working for a big corporate company, where things only get done if there's enough profit, knowing there's guys like this who are doing things mainly for the satisfaction of just making stuff work, it brings a smile to my face! I'm inspired. I'm off to my garage now to see what I can knock together!!!
I have a CJ5 here in Florida and no one to do the conversion within a 200 Mile Radius. I've been looking for this for a few years now. It'll happen. Glad you guys manage to get the legal aspects done in Holland. Truly, and sincerely "Gefeliciteerd" that takes patience. Well done. Keep doing what you're doing. We need more engineers like this. Thanks for sharing on Fully Charged. Well done boys.
Best episode yet! Great work everyone. New Electric is the 'cottage industry' basis of garages of the future. Great to see. Anne is such a good communicator and presenter... maybe he could try an episode or two WITH Jonny & Robert. Who knows.
Y'all have really opened my eye to electric everything... I just ordered my boosted board for going to work .. Putting the ⛽ engine car under a cover... So companys like these give hope to my fiat 500 .. Y'all made my day!!!
Best episode of the year! I really like the electric boat episodes - great improvement for lake and river ecosystem by not dumping all sorts of crap in the water and less noise.
hiddengrousefarm You are right. Unfortunately it‘s also propeller noise that is disturbing marine life. Change is not enough. We also have to reduce. 😉
What a fantastic episode! Truly one of the show's best! Mr. Anne is such a maverick at his work! I wonder how I missed this one earlier on, maybe it's just my odd timing.
@9600GTMAN you do know modern cruise liners use electric thrusters for steering? Or that submarines have been diesel electric since inception... your point is beyond invalid.
Making a comment about electricity and water not going together on a video like this, is like watching someone safely pack away a pair of scissors in a solid metal box and then commenting "you shouldn't run with scissors, it's not safe"
9600GTMAN you clearly know nothing about the safety of electric motors lol. These guys can’t just throw electric motors into boats and call it a day they have to pass strict safety tests and be extremely safe in many conditions including damage. How come Tesla’s don’t explode when submerged? Or right because they’re not idiots the batteries and electric motors are completely safe in water
@Gewdvibes ~ The electric canal Tug Boat is a winner, if it's tech passes or the marine tests, and can do the job. Damen the ship manufacturer will be watching these guys, they have a next gen hybrid electric diesel tugboats to handle the massive ships in harbour and coastal. They eventually are moving away from the diesel engines to the next gen Gas (LNG) engines, and have specialist 100 ft long LNG tanker pump station boats, that comes to the hybrid gas electric tugboats to fuel them up. Damen found that their diesel powered tugboats when on duty, run their engines constantly at idle between heavy pulling jobs and just standing on station to a non moving ship. That diesel engine idle on standby, accounts for almost 70% of the tugboats fuel costs.
Good to see Anne and New electric are still building great boats and vehicles. I used to watch Anne do a segment on EVTV years ago when he was just starting out in a tiny garage with clips and videos of his latest projects and latest EV parts for Europe. Really miss seeing those boat builds. Great show fantastic producing and information shared. 10/10 Fully charged! :-)
I watched all the evtv shows and car conventions but Im in the UK so didn't go but would have loved to go. Did you go with an EV? I remember watching lone star on the dyno one year!
@@jbsmith1 that was John Metric with Assault & Battery..an electric miata (mx5). I remember it had so much torque, they could not strap it down tight enough.. wheels kept chirping :) :)
Hi New Electric! Yes that's the one, what a machine. I've been subscribed to your channel since it started and would love to see more updates on your projects if you have time.:-) Did Johnny tell you about his little electric drag car, its very impressive on 1/4 mile!;-)
What a amazing film! Loved the cars and boats. And the owner of New Electric looking like Mark Hamill makes it even more cool and exciting! This show had got me so excited for electric vehicles. I can't wait for electric cars and bikes becoming more commonplace.
Great & warm episode (it's winter now...)! Anne sounds and looks like he's been in the USA for some time. He's not your average Dutchman speaking English, that would be too much of an honour. He's running a fantastic business there!
Another great episode; I'm excited at the prospect of affordable off-the-shelf conversion kits for ICE vehicles, so many current and classics that would benefit from electric drive.
The greater aspect of this idea is the 3 R's. Reduce, Reuse, Recycle. Responsible embodied energy & resource management of what we already have. Why make a new product when reimagining the old one not only will do but will be better?
@@nc3826 I've carried out a number of engine conversions and my day job is a vehicle project engineer so an electric conversion is firmly within my capabilities. The cost of motors, batteries and ancillaries in the UK however is my limiting factor! @Charles-A Rovira I like your style 👍
@@nc3826 It's not that hard to do conversions if you are handy. Some electrical and mechanical clue is needed, but it's really not rocket-science. It's much simpler than tweaking engines. As the parts get more standard it's getting easier. It's also easier in the UK than much of the rest of Europe, because we have quite relaxed rules on modified vehicles.
In the UK the limiting factor is, talk is free but beer cost money... So I looking forward to your posts mates after accepting the "challenge" Im just not holding my breath... And as a fellow engineer the most important thing to know, is to know what you don't know. BTW, Is a project engineer even real engineer? Or is it like the title locomotive engineer or sanitary engineer just a load of crap? 😂
I'm a sailboat person, but by goodness that motorboat is a beauty. My single objection of the dirty motor is removed. And a very interesting episode featuring New Electric.
To see this nautical application of electric power is great. Very reassuring to know that our future is going to be amazing for driving and boating. Thank you Fully Charged!
This episode was really excellent! It looks and sounds the quality of a hollywood movie. The scenery and visuals are excellent and the conversation and display of technology and performance is really fascinating. You guys are getting really good at what you're doing!
Oh you two just made my DAY in the opening 8 seconds! I usually wait at least 3 minutes before commenting. Things across the pond have been harsh since the Trumpdown, so I appreciate the giggle!
The power usage information on that boat was a bit of an eye opener. You can cruise all day without worry and charge overnight on a level 2. I'm surprised electric boats aren't more common, especially in areas where boat speeds are strictly limited.
WOW, WOW and thrice WOW. The cars, the boats, the concepts and the inervations. This video will be getting linked on my EVARE page. Awesome work guys and go Anne.
Nice to see you guys showing off the great stuff Anne's been doing for so many years. These are the cottage industry makers who can fill the gaps when the big manufacturers fail to make what people want in EVs. :-)
22:29 that's how I look like when I'm boating with my cousins: completely clueless. Fantastic episode! Electric propulsion for slow moving boats is not all new but surely the range/capacity is a new chapter.
Had an electric Slipper Launch for 20 years and its the best way to enjoy the river Thames. So silent you can hear the water lapping against the hull and no petrol fumes.
What a truly gorgeous episode! Loved the technology, loved the video and sound, love the smiles and the enthusiasm. All of this gave a small peek through a window of what this world can look like. Beautiful, clean..and lots of joy and fun too! Technology isn't the problem anymore. We need more vision and idea! The people at New Electric are surely doing their part. Thank you so much Anne! I really hope that you and Fully Charged will stay in touch! :-) 10/10, will be added to my "awesome videos" folder.
Thanks guys. I have enjoyed both your work for many years, your awesome characters and on screen presence together make this incredibly important content also great fun. You are really skilled presenters and i am very glad you also have a social conscience.
There's just something so cool about turning classics into electric vehicles. It would be great if cheap and affordable electrics hit the market and took it over.
With the kits they are developing it becomes a drop in job. And if they focus on used parts like the nissan leaf it becomes pretty affordable. And a leaf powertrain is more then enough for a small classic.
That boat ride looked shockingly pleasant. Imagine that. People being able to have a chilled little conversation on a speed boat without having to shout or announcing your presence to the entire world. Just cruising/speeding along in class and comfort. I want one!
A small peek into the garages of the future there. Bringing the cost down of conversion to electric may be the real key to making this all work. I had a BMW 318i touring, lovely cruiser, named it The Silver Land Shark. It died on the motorway. The engine flew apart, blew a hole in the block and bits of cylinder fell out like little crushed metal butterflies.. I keep a piece of one it's cylinders on my bookshelf out of respect. It would still live today if i could have just pulled the engine out and had it converted. Something to think about.
Wow! Thanks to Anne! I've been following his work for several years and it looks amazing! Thanks Fully Charged for this episode! Please show more of Anne's work! It's amazing!!! :)
By now I know I should not be surprised by how amazing Fully Charged episodes can be, but thank you for continuing to make AMAZING episodes! Beautiful. I hope we see more companies like New Electric everywhere soon.
e-boats.nl/en/boten/anne-bonney/ ..Come to Amsterdam :) It can be hired for the day, with a great skipper that can show you all the best spots in town. Still in love? We can build you one from scratch!
future project, convert 54' sailboat to electric power. That would be amazing, cover most of the deck with solar, flexible panels could be stitched into the sails. Well, off to work to pay for all this.
@@NomadicPhoton It's always nice to hear when people are excited about solar-electric boats. But, as I see it, almost all solar-electric boats that qualify for more than toys are multihulls for good reasons: improved efficiency with narrow hulls and no keel ballast, plus lots of added surface area for solar panels; efficiency rather than top speed is key for solar-electric boats; this also includes superiority of pure displacement hulls (like double-ender canoes, with a fine bow entry and pointy stern) over the typical semi-displacement hulls with lots of rocker and a semi-submerged transom (like seen in most sailing yachts); slender hulls (high length/displacment ratio) can still easily go beyond the theoretical hull speed; stiching solar panels into sails also doesn't really work, e.g. because you can't reef them when the wind is too strong, so why not go 100% solar and forget about the sails? There are more advantages: less maintenance/repair (due to all the wear and tear that usually goes into mast/sails/rigging), increased stability (lower center of gravity and center of effort), smoother ride (no fluctuating forces associated with wind gusts), solar panels on the deck won't be in the shadow of the sails (remember: solar cells are internally wired in series, i.e. covering only a fraction of a panel in the shadow will make the voltage output drop to almost zero) and solar-electric also has less issues with going upwind; a low-profile (=low windage) trimaran design with all accomodations in the central hull and a large unobstructed deck surface covered with solar panels probably makes the most sense for solar-electric boats; only problem is: this needs to be built from scratch; converting a sailing boat into a solar boat gives away much of the theoretical potential
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One of the most interesting episodes in a while . Really like this guys passion for EVs .
FANTASTIC! These are the most environmentally friendly vehicles! Used, old, damaged but electrified with repurposed drivetrain! WE NEED MORE OF THIS IN THE WORLD!!!
Another fully charged episode, thank goodness there is sanity in this world. Thanks for doing what you guys do!
My words exactly - (with slight alteration, just to be different) Thank goodness there is sanity on this planet!
Totally 👍👍👏 to both comments 💚 🚢 ⛵ 🌞
Absolutely. Fantastic Episode!!
Astounding beautiful example of a marine limo. Utilitarian efficiency of a tug. Acrid smell of rubber from a Jag burn-out. A CJ. A 240. Anything you can think of conversion. Daily driver to pushers and pullers earning their keep.
All electric by New Electric in gorgeous Amsterdam.
One of the best _fully charged_ segments ever!
You have no idea how good this show looks running at 4k on a 55" tv.
Your production values are FANTASTIC
Best host ever, they let the people talk in a relaxed mode. : )
What a classic beauty that boat is. I see no violation to its heritage by putting an electric motor in it. It only gives it a new vitality and brings it into the new age. Well done New Electric.
Andcqe have too many boats with crapy engines in holkand
Electrification is allowing all these talented engineers and entrepreneurs to flourish, it’s so pleasing to see and this guy is exceptionally articulate and obviously knowledgable
Its episodes like this that make me proud to have been supporting this show from day one.
Says a Dutch guy ;)
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Which has absolutely nothing to do with anything?
@@rogerstarkey5390 If you say so, so be it, let it be
I'M SPARTACUS
And makes me think I need to increase my support!
Anne is very eloquent which is doubly impressive in a second language.
I think judging by Anne's accent that English is probably his first language & I'd guess Dutch second.
The Dutch are stereotypically better at speaking English then most Brits
@@KleineJoop That's interesting Man, thankyou for sharing 🙂
I am fluent in 3 languages. So that makes me beyond doubly impressive according to your measure. I will take that any day of the week. :)
@@MattyC0900 "Than" :) Sorry, couldn't resist. ;) Also a dutchy here, and @M L : even if I'd been born 5 years earlier (and be a 50-something), I'd still have a fondness for the language through music and movies.
That boat made me smile. The passion the people at New Electric have is evident! Great video!
Happy to see such a passion for the electric mobility movement and for an entrepreneur doing what he loves
The filming and editing of these episodes is top notch. Every time. Its a work of art.
Brilliant video! I could have watched this all day and not got bored. Anne's enthusiasm for what he does in infectious - an electric version of Guy Martin :)
As a design engineer working for a big corporate company, where things only get done if there's enough profit, knowing there's guys like this who are doing things mainly for the satisfaction of just making stuff work, it brings a smile to my face!
I'm inspired. I'm off to my garage now to see what I can knock together!!!
I have a CJ5 here in Florida and no one to do the conversion within a 200 Mile Radius.
I've been looking for this for a few years now. It'll happen.
Glad you guys manage to get the legal aspects done in Holland. Truly, and sincerely "Gefeliciteerd" that takes patience.
Well done. Keep doing what you're doing. We need more engineers like this.
Thanks for sharing on Fully Charged. Well done boys.
A true growth area in electric cars,,,need a million companies like this all over the world
Best episode yet! Great work everyone. New Electric is the 'cottage industry' basis of garages of the future. Great to see.
Anne is such a good communicator and presenter... maybe he could try an episode or two WITH Jonny & Robert. Who knows.
I think you are on to a good idea.
I second that motion ;)
@@NewelectricNl Amazing! Love your work 👌
Y'all have really opened my eye to electric everything... I just ordered my boosted board for going to work .. Putting the ⛽ engine car under a cover... So companys like these give hope to my fiat 500 .. Y'all made my day!!!
Thank you for such a beautifully edited video! THAT BOAT is stunning.
Wow .. this guys enthusiasm is contagious ... nice one
Best episode of the year! I really like the electric boat episodes - great improvement for lake and river ecosystem by not dumping all sorts of crap in the water and less noise.
hiddengrousefarm You are right. Unfortunately it‘s also propeller noise that is disturbing marine life. Change is not enough. We also have to reduce. 😉
What a fantastic episode! Truly one of the show's best! Mr. Anne is such a maverick at his work! I wonder how I missed this one earlier on, maybe it's just my odd timing.
This is actually fucking incredible
9600GTMAN - best not turn on your washing machine or dishwasher then :-)
@9600GTMAN you do know modern cruise liners use electric thrusters for steering? Or that submarines have been diesel electric since inception... your point is beyond invalid.
Making a comment about electricity and water not going together on a video like this, is like watching someone safely pack away a pair of scissors in a solid metal box and then commenting "you shouldn't run with scissors, it's not safe"
9600GTMAN you clearly know nothing about the safety of electric motors lol. These guys can’t just throw electric motors into boats and call it a day they have to pass strict safety tests and be extremely safe in many conditions including damage. How come Tesla’s don’t explode when submerged? Or right because they’re not idiots the batteries and electric motors are completely safe in water
@Gewdvibes ~ The electric canal Tug Boat is a winner, if it's tech passes or the marine tests, and can do the job.
Damen the ship manufacturer will be watching these guys, they have a next gen hybrid electric diesel tugboats to handle the massive ships in harbour and coastal.
They eventually are moving away from the diesel engines to the next gen Gas (LNG) engines, and have specialist 100 ft long LNG tanker pump station boats, that comes to the hybrid gas electric tugboats to fuel them up.
Damen found that their diesel powered tugboats when on duty, run their engines constantly at idle between heavy pulling jobs and just standing on station to a non moving ship.
That diesel engine idle on standby, accounts for almost 70% of the tugboats fuel costs.
I remember watching this guy develop his original electric speed boat a few years ago. Glad to see he's making good.
Beautifull boat.He converts old cars to electric vehicles,he really is good at what he does.Great video.
Good to see Anne and New electric are still building great boats and vehicles. I used to watch Anne do a segment on EVTV years ago when he was just starting out in a tiny garage with clips and videos of his latest projects and latest EV parts for Europe. Really miss seeing those boat builds. Great show fantastic producing and information shared. 10/10 Fully charged! :-)
Yeh, that does seem a long time ago... did you ever get to the EVTV car convention? That was a lot of fun :-)
I watched all the evtv shows and car conventions but Im in the UK so didn't go but would have loved to go. Did you go with an EV? I remember watching lone star on the dyno one year!
@@jbsmith1 that was John Metric with Assault & Battery..an electric miata (mx5). I remember it had so much torque, they could not strap it down tight enough.. wheels kept chirping :) :)
Hi New Electric! Yes that's the one, what a machine. I've been subscribed to your channel since it started and would love to see more updates on your projects if you have time.:-)
Did Johnny tell you about his little electric drag car, its very impressive on 1/4 mile!;-)
That wooden speed boat was very cool. That guy has one of the best jobs in the world. Thanks.
They looked like kids in a candy shop. After years of work, Robert is living the good life. And Johnny gets to go along for the ride.
One of your best episodes, ever. The guest is a true visionary. Thanks for keeping us optimistic about the future (present?). Cheers.
As I commented on Patreon, best video ever, great editing, great camerawork, great presenters, great music.
As usual brilliant episode showing that the world is moving faster and faster towards renewables. And as a Dutchman, hartelijk dank voor de show.
The boats, cars, scenery omg its all beautiful. Thanks guys its so fresh and so clean
He's super charismatic and the subject matter is very interesting. It's the perfect combination.
What a amazing film! Loved the cars and boats. And the owner of New Electric looking like Mark Hamill makes it even more cool and exciting! This show had got me so excited for electric vehicles. I can't wait for electric cars and bikes becoming more commonplace.
Looks like so much fun!
You should come to Amsterdam and do a vlog with them.
come and say hi at Fully Charged Live in June :-)
@@KevinSharpe is it open for the public?
Great & warm episode (it's winter now...)! Anne sounds and looks like he's been in the USA for some time. He's not your average Dutchman speaking English, that would be too much of an honour. He's running a fantastic business there!
This guys passion comes over fantastically in this film. Bravo!
Thanks both. This is one of you most fascinating episodes. We wish New Electric every success, especially with the ventures into small cars and boats.
One of the best videos made by you guys
That guy seems awesome. Love his energy and enthusiasm. And that shop is awesome.
Another great episode; I'm excited at the prospect of affordable off-the-shelf conversion kits for ICE vehicles, so many current and classics that would benefit from electric drive.
The greater aspect of this idea is the 3 R's. Reduce, Reuse, Recycle. Responsible embodied energy & resource management of what we already have. Why make a new product when reimagining the old one not only will do but will be better?
the show should had a warning "don't try this at home".... so good luck trying it...
@@nc3826 I've carried out a number of engine conversions and my day job is a vehicle project engineer so an electric conversion is firmly within my capabilities. The cost of motors, batteries and ancillaries in the UK however is my limiting factor!
@Charles-A Rovira I like your style 👍
@@nc3826 It's not that hard to do conversions if you are handy. Some electrical and mechanical clue is needed, but it's really not rocket-science. It's much simpler than tweaking engines. As the parts get more standard it's getting easier. It's also easier in the UK than much of the rest of Europe, because we have quite relaxed rules on modified vehicles.
In the UK the limiting factor is, talk is free but beer cost money... So I looking forward to your posts mates after accepting the "challenge" Im just not holding my breath...
And as a fellow engineer the most important thing to know, is to know what you don't know. BTW, Is a project engineer even real engineer? Or is it like the title locomotive engineer or sanitary engineer just a load of crap? 😂
I'm a sailboat person, but by goodness that motorboat is a beauty. My single objection of the dirty motor is removed. And a very interesting episode featuring New Electric.
Wonderful episode indeed. Following this company for a while now. People with passion!
To see this nautical application of electric power is great. Very reassuring to know that our future is going to be amazing for driving and boating. Thank you Fully Charged!
This episode was really excellent! It looks and sounds the quality of a hollywood movie. The scenery and visuals are excellent and the conversation and display of technology and performance is really fascinating. You guys are getting really good at what you're doing!
Fascinating. Never stop doing what you do on Fully Charged.
I love these shows. They do a great job of combining EV information and worldly destinations.
Oh you two just made my DAY in the opening 8 seconds! I usually wait at least 3 minutes before commenting. Things across the pond have been harsh since the Trumpdown, so I appreciate the giggle!
liked just for Bobby's engine noises ;)
Poor Jonny looked so embarrassed lol
What a great job this guy has. Beautiful conversion on the boat.
One of the best videos lads, superb and the way ahead, inspiring.
Excellent video there doing some cool things at New Electric.
Amazing episode, very well filmed as well. Really enjoyed it!
Anne's enthousiasm reminded me a bit of Guy Martin. What an inspiration.
Great episode! Thanks!!
Best
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The power usage information on that boat was a bit of an eye opener. You can cruise all day without worry and charge overnight on a level 2. I'm surprised electric boats aren't more common, especially in areas where boat speeds are strictly limited.
WOW, WOW and thrice WOW. The cars, the boats, the concepts and the inervations. This video will be getting linked on my EVARE page. Awesome work guys and go Anne.
It's so great to see that classic motors can be "Electrified" ! And that boat is mega cool!
Wonderful vid, well done.
What an awesome and inspiring episode. Thanks guys.
Nice to see you guys showing off the great stuff Anne's been doing for so many years. These are the cottage industry makers who can fill the gaps when the big manufacturers fail to make what people want in EVs. :-)
excellent interview, this fellow is in command of the tech and eloquent explaining the task...
Great Episode, love the enthusiasm.
22:29 that's how I look like when I'm boating with my cousins: completely clueless. Fantastic episode! Electric propulsion for slow moving boats is not all new but surely the range/capacity is a new chapter.
Lovely episode, excellent job guys, as always! thank you!
Had an electric Slipper Launch for 20 years and its the best way to enjoy the river Thames. So silent you can hear the water lapping against the hull and no petrol fumes.
This! every boat makes that lovely 'babbling brook' sound.. it is just droned out by the ICE chugging along
One of the best episodes, what a beautiful boat
Great video folks. Pretty. Good music. Great interview. Certainly like what New Electric is doing both on land and water.
Enjoyed every bit of this video, What a pleasure , thanks guys for such a great work.
Another spectacular show, literally stem to stern. Thank you!
Amazing episode. So good to show the world just how much New Electrics has to offer. Well done Anna looking good! 👍
Thanks Chris & back at 'ya... you guys are rocking it hard yourselves! :)
Beautiful video. It was a pleasure to watch her slicing thru water with such grace. Love these electric boats!!
One of the best episodes so far
Brilliant as always guys!
Wow.. Best episode yet... Amsterdam and fully charged... BAMMM 🔥
Smiled all the way through. Thank you.
They are going to get *SO* many enquiries after this!
That is awesome that you guys went to his place, which helps him get recognized. He is a good guy, he deserves it.
Good show guys! Thanks!
So many thumbs up! Beautiful job New Electric.
What a truly gorgeous episode! Loved the technology, loved the video and sound, love the smiles and the enthusiasm.
All of this gave a small peek through a window of what this world can look like. Beautiful, clean..and lots of joy and fun too! Technology isn't the problem anymore. We need more vision and idea! The people at New Electric are surely doing their part. Thank you so much Anne! I really hope that you and Fully Charged will stay in touch! :-)
10/10, will be added to my "awesome videos" folder.
Great episode guys! Love the enthusiasm from that group and great to see that they are experimenting in so many upcycled transportation areas.
You guys kick ass! What a great video. "New Electric" looks top notch. Truly amazing.
Thanks guys. I have enjoyed both your work for many years, your awesome characters and on screen presence together make this incredibly important content also great fun. You are really skilled presenters and i am very glad you also have a social conscience.
Stunning cinematography.
There's just something so cool about turning classics into electric vehicles. It would be great if cheap and affordable electrics hit the market and took it over.
With the kits they are developing it becomes a drop in job. And if they focus on used parts like the nissan leaf it becomes pretty affordable.
And a leaf powertrain is more then enough for a small classic.
That boat ride looked shockingly pleasant. Imagine that. People being able to have a chilled little conversation on a speed boat without having to shout or announcing your presence to the entire world. Just cruising/speeding along in class and comfort.
I want one!
A small peek into the garages of the future there. Bringing the cost down of conversion to electric may be the real key to making this all work. I had a BMW 318i touring, lovely cruiser, named it The Silver Land Shark. It died on the motorway. The engine flew apart, blew a hole in the block and bits of cylinder fell out like little crushed metal butterflies.. I keep a piece of one it's cylinders on my bookshelf out of respect. It would still live today if i could have just pulled the engine out and had it converted.
Something to think about.
So envious of you guys. Doing awesomeness.
Cracking episode and very likeable chap hope all goes well for the New electric company
Wonderful episode. I am inspired. Amsterdam and New Electric is amazing!
Brilliant video, my favourite yet.
Wow! Thanks to Anne! I've been following his work for several years and it looks amazing! Thanks Fully Charged for this episode! Please show more of Anne's work! It's amazing!!! :)
Absolutely bloody brilliant episode. Full of laughs and info, keep it up :)
Fantastic program with New Electric!!!!! Really enjoyed the e-boat. Love your show. Thanks
Wonderful episode with epic (filming) quality this time.. absolutely stunning!
By now I know I should not be surprised by how amazing Fully Charged episodes can be, but thank you for continuing to make AMAZING episodes! Beautiful. I hope we see more companies like New Electric everywhere soon.
Love it! I wish my town had canals.
Then come spend time on ours, your always welcome 👍-up.
You could move to Birmingham
More canals than Venice
What an incredible effort coupled with intelligently designed solutions , I just love it!
Oh man... I want that boat... NO! I NEED that boat!! :-)
e-boats.nl/en/boten/anne-bonney/ ..Come to Amsterdam :) It can be hired for the day, with a great skipper that can show you all the best spots in town. Still in love? We can build you one from scratch!
future project, convert 54' sailboat to electric power. That would be amazing, cover most of the deck with solar, flexible panels could be stitched into the sails. Well, off to work to pay for all this.
@@NomadicPhoton It's always nice to hear when people are excited about solar-electric boats. But, as I see it, almost all solar-electric boats that qualify for more than toys are multihulls for good reasons: improved efficiency with narrow hulls and no keel ballast, plus lots of added surface area for solar panels; efficiency rather than top speed is key for solar-electric boats; this also includes superiority of pure displacement hulls (like double-ender canoes, with a fine bow entry and pointy stern) over the typical semi-displacement hulls with lots of rocker and a semi-submerged transom (like seen in most sailing yachts); slender hulls (high length/displacment ratio) can still easily go beyond the theoretical hull speed; stiching solar panels into sails also doesn't really work, e.g. because you can't reef them when the wind is too strong, so why not go 100% solar and forget about the sails? There are more advantages: less maintenance/repair (due to all the wear and tear that usually goes into mast/sails/rigging), increased stability (lower center of gravity and center of effort), smoother ride (no fluctuating forces associated with wind gusts), solar panels on the deck won't be in the shadow of the sails (remember: solar cells are internally wired in series, i.e. covering only a fraction of a panel in the shadow will make the voltage output drop to almost zero) and solar-electric also has less issues with going upwind; a low-profile (=low windage) trimaran design with all accomodations in the central hull and a large unobstructed deck surface covered with solar panels probably makes the most sense for solar-electric boats; only problem is: this needs to be built from scratch; converting a sailing boat into a solar boat gives away much of the theoretical potential
Lotsa fun. The guy just LOVES what he's doing!