Solved - NEH 2312: Schluckspecht E by the University of Applied Science, Offenburg, Germany

[Carnut]

What's this, who built it and where is it from - for 1 point?:

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[Carnut]

Experts?

[del78]

some VW eco concept?

[Carnut]

some VW eco concept?

No VW connection.

[4popoid]

I think that this might be the German "Schluckspecht E" electric car, which broke the world record for the longest distance traveled on a single battery charge.

[Carnut]

I think that this might be the German "Schluckspecht E" electric car, which broke the world record for the longest distance traveled on a single battery charge.

You're right - it's the car with that catchy name!
Locked for you to complete the answers for your point.

[4popoid]

The "Schluckspecht E" was built by a team at the University of Applied Sciences in Offenberg, Germany.

[Carnut]

Yes, it's the Schluckspecht EV, which travelled over 1000 miles on a single charge of its batteries, to set a new world record.
Well done.

[Wendax]

There's a little typo in the headline. It has to be Schluckspecht, which is a German colloquialism for a drunkard.

[RayTheRat]

There's a little typo in the headline. It has to be Schluckspecht, which is a German colloquialism for a drunkard.

"Boozer" is the way I saw it translated.

[Carnut]

There's a little typo in the headline. It has to be Schluckspecht, which is a German colloquialism for a drunkard.

"Boozer" is the way I saw it translated.

Same thing!
Except a 'boozer' in English can also mean a pub, where the drinking is done..!