Guinness World Records: Webfleet hails record-breaking EV journey of 569 miles on a single charge

James Murray
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Above L-R, Richard Parker, Sam Clarke, Kevin Booker, and Guinness World Record adjudicator Carl Saville / Credit: Webfleet
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Above L-R, Richard Parker, Sam Clarke, Kevin Booker, and Guinness World Record adjudicator Carl Saville / Credit: Webfleet

Ford Mustang Mach-E with 91kWh battery and Bridgestone tyres beats previous record by nearly three miles

Fleet management firm Webfleet yesterday announced it has broken the Guinness World Record for the longest journey by an electric car, after it completed a journey of 569.64 miles (916.74 km) using a Ford...

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