It’s official, the Nissan Ariya e-4ORCE has become the first EV to be driven from pole-to-pole. Married couple Chris and Julie Ramsey took 10-months to complete their 30,000 km (18,641 mi) adventure that started on the frozen Arctic Sea at the 1823 Magnetic North Pole.
This journey saw them drive through North, Central and South America before carefully navigating the most remote continent on the planet, marking the first time any car, let alone an EV, has completed such a trip. Even more surprising, this all happened with factory-standard equipment, other than the 39-inch BF Goodrich tires.
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I can’t believe we’re at the South Pole. After so many years of planning, it doesn’t feel real. I’ve always had full confidence in the amazing capabilities of electric vehicles, and I knew our Nissan Ariya would tackle everything thrown at it. But it’s been far tougher than I anticipated. I’m proud that Pole to Pole has reached millions of people in parts of the world and enthused them about embracing EV in their day to day lives,” said Chris.
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