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Rally drivers set out to prove electric vehicles can go the distance even in the Outback

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A group of rally drivers have set out on a 10-day trek from Perth to Sydney today, re-creating part of the journey from the famous 1968 London to Perth marathon rally. And one team will brave the Australian outback with an electric vehicle, in an attempt to prove electric cars aren't just made for city driving.
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