Test Session

[04:07]

a big problem is that cars are often used to show off. And, of course, you also need a car. But if you have the money, you’ll buy a new car and not, like, old ones. But I think a lot of company have good ideas in that area. We had a guest lecture of BMW.

[04:25]

It’s a BMW. Mhmm. Yeah. For example, they had, carpets which were reused from some material, and And they try to that when you have a car and you want to, have a new one, you can bring it back to them, and they look if some materials are still good. And we’ll use them again, yeah, and try to upcycle them.

[04:46]

That’s a good idea. It’s Do

[04:48]

you currently own a car or did you own a car?

[04:51]

No. I don’t own a car.

[04:53]

You do? Yes. I do because I have to. I’m from a very, I’m from a small village. So if I need to get somewhere, there is no public transport, not even a bus.

[05:04]

So if we don’t want to go by bike an hour to the next town, there is no other way.

[05:13]

What kind of car do you have?

[05:15]

It’s an old Ford. Wow. But Fort Monteo, February, which is pretty old, but I love it.

[05:32]

When is the one objective, that comes to mind when you think about car electronics? That’s

[05:39]

Electronics. Like, in the interior. Of course, it’s very necessary. Of course, you want to have good climate in the car if it’s hot outside, and you also need light. But car batteries, of course, is not are not the best, of course, because it’s a lot of energy storage and many new resources, are wanted and needed if you want the car to run properly.

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