Thanks for checking the project! This has been an amazing start for more in-depth content. I'm planning to release different-length videos here and I'm wondering what's your feel for a bit longer edits once in a while, such as the one here? Also, if you are new to my channel, I suggest checking Arctic Lines web series!
Make it as long as you wish Antti, this is so good to watch and listen. Congratulation on your journey! Keep the professionalism, very inspiring! Have a safe way down budde 👍
What a journey it has been! 10 days of filming in Northern Norway with Antti & Joonas and over 100 hours in the edit. This is officially the biggest project I have ever done. Hope you like it!
Nikolai Schirmer started with a EV (also from polestar) a few years ago. I appreciate your thinking about the environment and your habits. Freeriding itself is most of the time not eco friendly. The only eco way is: you live in the mountains and ride the bike. The talking of you and Niko about sustainability feel like greenwashing to me. Most of the people watching your content, don't live in northern-scandinavia. But with your videos you animate them to ski in northern scandinavia. How do they get there? By plain. In the end all the freeriders from abroad will lead to overtourism with more flights and more cars driving around (EV cars are much better than normal cars, but still they have CO2 emissions). Let me sum it up: I really appreciate it to encourage people to change from their 4wheel drive big combustion engine powered car to a electric car. But it's just a step and doesn't solve climate change. I hope the arctic remains wild and quiet. It is shocking to see the crowded videos with heli skiing from your early years. The arctic is precious, so let's preserve it!
Thanks for your comment on this matter. This is a very important topic for me because as an athlete and influencer I'm responsible for saying these things to an audience who are following my projects. This is why I encourage you to check the following chapters of the project once they are released. There will be thoughts about these things.
I love the cinematography and quality of your vids. Literally used to have to pay $15 for a DVD to see something like this and here you are giving it away for free.
outstanding in so many ways. I really appreciate, respect and admire the similarities you made between trying to live with a sustainable approach to life and trying to live an adventurous live of riding. very well done.
Thank you. It is very much an ongoing search for balance in these matters still for me but I think it’s just important to keep trying to keep doing it this way.
Really cool you changed your lifestyle to a more sustainable one! Nice to hear and see that it is really working out. Keep up the sustainable roadtrips!
That is an awesome vision, both for the project spirit and the images. Thanks Antti! I am living in Quebec, not quite Arctic but cold, I want to travel like you :)
@@AnttiAuttiChannel Small comment about the sustainability of traveling with an EV (I have one too), I think it is worth mentioning that super fast charger (above or equal 50kW) could hurt the longevity of the battery if it is the primary mean of charging the car. Also, lithium recycling is not yet solved (but there are good progresses), hopefully it will be when the first generation of EV will be at the end of their life.
@@AnttiAuttiChannel I have a curiosity question: post fact, do you view the lost of control at 27:03 as a major error? or you think you had still some margin to recover the control?
@@xavierglorot2582 great question. I think it was an error from my end. I knew the walk down would be a better decision but I wanted to try if my edge would hold on that part. It was a bit dangerous because there was some rocks underneath Only the upper part of the line made sense to try to snowboard down. Rest was not good at all but it's sometimes hard not go to go check it out.
omg this video, finally is out 😭 i really appreciate about ur project, it's so cool ! I never see this before, i'll be waiting the next chapter. hopefully you'll be great 🤟 again congrats !
This was nice to watch, thank you. And promoting EVs in your videos is also very interesting. I am probably getting an EV next year and I drive in and around Troms. It's a bit worrying with the charging infrastructure and long distances but it's the way forward now.
Amazing documentary! Love the combination of electric vehicle, searching and earning lines, and the stress involved with both. Hope to get some turns in Norway someday!
Reissun kuumottavimmat hetket oli et saako auton ladattua 😄 Todella hyvä jakso oli, tykkäsin kun oli tää auto osio mukana koska näitä samoja asioita itekkin mietin
Kiitoksia paljon. Joo oli siellä pari muutaki jännitystä, mut kyllähän se välistä jännitti. Mukavaa kuulla, että auton mukaan tuonti toimi. Näitä juttuja sitä itekkin pyörittelee.
Kaverin suosittelemana päädyin kattomaan tän - ei todellakaan pettänyt odotuksia, päinvastoin. Todella hyvää tarinankerrontaa ja hienoa kuvaa. Huippua, että myös epäonnistumisia ja pelottavia hetkiä tulee jaettua, eikä pelkästään täydellisiä suorituksia.
Sick adventure! Longer videos like this is great, because I can't watch them "whenever". I've been looking forward to seeing this since you announced it, but I had to wait until now when I got home from work. It builds anticipation and makes the whole process feel more special. I can't wait for the next part of the series! Keep up the good work, and continue to make good decisions! I've been wondering about this since you started the Arctic Lines; when do you chose the Ultracraft over the Solution, and vice versa?
Hi thank you. This is exactly the way I also watch projects in youtube. In regarding board choosing. It really depends on conditions and terrain. On this particular occasion the only time I chose Solution was in Gagnesrenna because the open field was very nice for bigger turns. I knew that maybe I will not be able to ride the board as good in the lower section but it was well worth it to ride all that great snow in that very wide space up higher in that line. For a bit more technical terrain that still requires turns in narrow parts I like to use Ultracraft, in fact this is a board which I rely the most because it works nicely for pow until certain speed and gets you usually out of difficult stops due to it's shape and ability for quick turns.
Great content as usual Antti, really looking forward to following your videos this season! Enjoy and stay safe! 🖖🏼 Also, if you havn’t already, getting a tesla-account would most likely ease a lot of your range anxiety and charger reliability issues this season, now that they’ve opened all but a few chargers for public use it’s a no-brainer imo ;) Hope to catch you in action come april!🤞🏼
Thank you! It was quite the rookie EV trip for me. Since then I've done rather a lot research and what I've heard tesla account and charges seems to be working quite nicely in the north also. Thanks for the tips!
Great 1st episode! Just want to ask for an advice.. Are couloirs generally safer to ride than open field slopes since they are probably bit more protected? Or its wrong to consider couloirs safer? Obviously depends on conditions, but in general?
Thank you. Happy to hear! Regarding your question; in some ways couloirs mght feel a bit more safe because you are surrounded by the rock walls and and you can sort of figure out some safe spots. But in reality, it really is an illusion in my opinion. It all comes down to understanding your own ascent and descent skills, the snowpack, other mountain hazards and current weather conditions when you are out there as you also mentioned.
Great work on this episode! Was this already filmed this season or is this footage from last season? Not so sure anymore since everything is on youtube...^^ When i think about the times i was starting to snowboard, the DVDs you easily got a were sticked to the front page of a magazine. Just because of the time it took to cut the videos and produce the DVDs you knew, the clips were from the previous season(s). Regarding electric charging: one thing i realised while watching you struggle to get the charging stations to work with apps etc. was, that gas stations are so easy to use because you don't need some app for all the different companies etc. You can usually go to a gas station only with your bank card and can get gas. Imagine if you would need a different app to get gas from a tamoil or socar or BP gas station. Everybody would f-ing hate it. But somehow nobody gets annoyed if for the same service you from different companies you need different apps - for something that does not need an app.
Hi thank you. Happy you like the episde. It was filmed last winter and I fully agree in regarding DVD and mag times. You are also correct in regarding the app matter. There are solutions for it where you can use stations much easier but this was exactly the same thought I had in regarding charging vs fueling. A person getting an electric car must be ready to do a bit more research than just going to a car retailer for a test drive. Still, I think charging is not difficult when you understand the system but making it more easier is of course something that companies offering the service must aim to do. To make them a bit easier so that my dad, for example, would consider taking a car for a spin:)
kannattaisi koittaa päästä TopGeariin kun toi autoilu on niin kuumaa.TopGearit on käyny Riksussakin.hienosti luonnonvarat säästyy kun kävelee eikä sitte syö liikaa illalla
Joo minun opas ystävä oli niitä siellä opastamassa:) olis kiinnostavaa kyllä, mutta kyllä tuo laskeminen kiinnostuksessa voiton vie. Autolla sinne pohjoiseen kuites ajellaan laskuhommiin. Kiitos kuitenkin ideasta:)
watching your content here in Ukraine , besides rusian missiles turn of our electricity . but i still have my 12 voltage battery in my old car to charge a phone and find some internet ;)
It's gonna be ok! Lot of chargers in Norway. The locations where I visited are a bit remote so it's different there also but in general Norway probably has the most EV charging stations in Scandinavia.
Super edited film guys, but I just don't get the car-thing! In these very lonesome area, using a full electric car could be your death! Encountering a snowstorm with -20 degrees or less, with low bat, in this lonelyness, could convert you into an "superfrozen meatball". No danger for you, cause you're on the road with your film crew, but for every guy trying what you did...
Thanks for your comment. The production of electric cars now produces somewhat more emissions than an internal combustion engine car, but many manufacturers have set the goal of making carbon-neutral electric cars with renewable energy. In this way, the electricity used to make the car and drive it is cleaned quickly and the situation improves. A similar rapid reduction cannot be achieved with combustion engine because the use of is mainly based on fossil oil. Battery manufacturing and the metals used in batteries are developing rapidly and metals are recyclable, for example new batteries do not need cobalt or nickel at all (they are made from lithium, iron and phosphate) Polestar, which was involved in the project, has set the goal of making co2 neutral cars and also the procurement of metals in a transparent and traceable manner. They are also the only car brand that has complete LCA reports publicly per model. (LCA - life cycle assessment) From my point of view, I can say that the interest in these things has grown a lot through my own non-environmentally friendly solutions that I have made, and even though such one-man experiments will not save the world, it is really interesting to test and try things that are likely to be better for the environment.
thank you for showing us that electric cars are no solution. there is too much landscape that gets destroyed to get the ressources for electric cars, super bad working conditions for the people there too. would be happy if more people would see that.
Exactly.. not to say, that their production is much more eco-unfriendly, than normal cars, so is the production of electricity in most countries (Norway with it hydro power plants is exception) and it is first of all really bad agenda, not real honest intention "to save the planet". Let's be real... The whole Green deal and CO2 is fake bullshit, to control people... These insane people, who force it (and covidism and other bullshit), do not give a shit about planet, they all fly to the meetings in private jets... They want just control. CO2 is NOT the reason of climate change (not to say "global warming", Arctic ice is getting colder/bigger last years, so they started to call it "climate change".), climate has been changing all the time, people are having very small impact on it, max 3-5%. Much worse is pollution, not CO2, which is in reality the gas of life. In fact it is quite opposite, than the green agenda says, no matter what the propaganda is saying.. The honest research of Antarcita ice is undoubtedly showing, that the concentration of CO2 is always rising AFTER the temperatures has gone up througout last thousands of years, after NATURAL climate changes... And did so looong before there were any cars or factories etc. And after temperatures got higher, planet just got greener... In fact, all shows we are getting close to new so called "small ice age"... Amazing video thought, I saw youw camper in Lyngseidet last winter, really great car, you will miss it ;-)
@@Bernartwood you nailed it bernart. good to read that there are other people who understand whats goin on out there. and i must say at last, Antti is a very sympathic man and the tours are veeery cool to see. more of that adventures please :)
Mining is bad, but climate change is worse and its happening now. EV's are one solution that is here and that we should be embracing, there is no silver bullet, but its the best we have for now
Thanks for checking the project! This has been an amazing start for more in-depth content. I'm planning to release different-length videos here and I'm wondering what's your feel for a bit longer edits once in a while, such as the one here?
Also, if you are new to my channel, I suggest checking Arctic Lines web series!
Make it as long as you wish Antti, this is so good to watch and listen. Congratulation on your journey! Keep the professionalism, very inspiring! Have a safe way down budde 👍
Aika hemmetin hyvin toimi!
I love all ur films buddy!! Make as large as u want! We’ll be here to watch them!! 🫡🔥🙌
Absolutely loved it
@@mat665 Thank you
What a journey it has been! 10 days of filming in Northern Norway with Antti & Joonas and over 100 hours in the edit. This is officially the biggest project I have ever done. Hope you like it!
Respect to this guy and all other filmers 100%
Journey has just begun! Thanks Mikko!
Well done! Scary but awesome!
So beautifully filmed and edited. Thanks crew and Antti for this! Awesome first episode ❄📸
Thanks a ton!
Nikolai Schirmer started with a EV (also from polestar) a few years ago. I appreciate your thinking about the environment and your habits. Freeriding itself is most of the time not eco friendly. The only eco way is: you live in the mountains and ride the bike.
The talking of you and Niko about sustainability feel like greenwashing to me. Most of the people watching your content, don't live in northern-scandinavia. But with your videos you animate them to ski in northern scandinavia. How do they get there? By plain.
In the end all the freeriders from abroad will lead to overtourism with more flights and more cars driving around (EV cars are much better than normal cars, but still they have CO2 emissions).
Let me sum it up: I really appreciate it to encourage people to change from their 4wheel drive big combustion engine powered car to a electric car. But it's just a step and doesn't solve climate change. I hope the arctic remains wild and quiet. It is shocking to see the crowded videos with heli skiing from your early years. The arctic is precious, so let's preserve it!
Thanks for your comment on this matter. This is a very important topic for me because as an athlete and influencer I'm responsible for saying these things to an audience who are following my projects. This is why I encourage you to check the following chapters of the project once they are released. There will be thoughts about these things.
I love the cinematography and quality of your vids. Literally used to have to pay $15 for a DVD to see something like this and here you are giving it away for free.
Thank you!
outstanding in so many ways. I really appreciate, respect and admire the similarities you made between trying to live with a sustainable approach to life and trying to live an adventurous live of riding. very well done.
Thank you. It is very much an ongoing search for balance in these matters still for me but I think it’s just important to keep trying to keep doing it this way.
I like that the movies have a certain length. Really enjoy to watch.
Stay safe and keep going ✌
Cheers!
I really love this series. Looking forward to seeing more!
Cheers
love the nikolai schirmer style video
that 1st ride ... man, you can tell that crust was not giving you any love, I cant wait to watch more!
Yeah, crust is something else for sure:)
This series was so well done last year, looking forward to this season.
Greetings from BC.
Thank you! Will keep developing it and hopefully ride some nice lines along the way!
Really cool you changed your lifestyle to a more sustainable one! Nice to hear and see that it is really working out. Keep up the sustainable roadtrips!
So inspired by your journey and how you chose to explore the Arctic zones. Keep pushing Splitboarding
Thank you. happy to hear this!
Fantastic video. Wonderful scenery. Great film making. Thank you for sharing.
Thank you. Happy to hear you like it!
What an awesome chapter to open up, loved the mega culouir part.
Big support for the project Antti, keep up the great work! 🤙🔝🎯
Thank you so much 😁
How the F this channel has only almoust 10k. Your videos are amecily well made and so beatiful. you deser much more followers.
Thanks very much for your words.
I’m just happy to make the content😊
Amazing VIdeo. Looking forward to see the next chapter! Best way to fill the mountain craving while I'm sick at home!
Thank you. New chapter is coming out soon and craving for the mountains is good:)
this was so good man 🙌🏻
Thank you🙏🏼
Yeah Antti! I got to ski that line with Micke a few years back. So sick!
Yes, so nice spot👍 thank you
That is an awesome vision, both for the project spirit and the images. Thanks Antti! I am living in Quebec, not quite Arctic but cold, I want to travel like you :)
Thank you. Nice to hear. I’ve been quebec a few times when I was competing in the world cup. Really enjoyed the culture over there.
@@AnttiAuttiChannel Small comment about the sustainability of traveling with an EV (I have one too), I think it is worth mentioning that super fast charger (above or equal 50kW) could hurt the longevity of the battery if it is the primary mean of charging the car. Also, lithium recycling is not yet solved (but there are good progresses), hopefully it will be when the first generation of EV will be at the end of their life.
@@AnttiAuttiChannel I have a curiosity question: post fact, do you view the lost of control at 27:03 as a major error? or you think you had still some margin to recover the control?
@@xavierglorot2582 great question. I think it was an error from my end. I knew the walk down would be a better decision but I wanted to try if my edge would hold on that part. It was a bit dangerous because there was some rocks underneath Only the upper part of the line made sense to try to snowboard down. Rest was not good at all but it's sometimes hard not go to go check it out.
@@xavierglorot2582 thanks for the notes in regarding EV. Much appreciated
omg this video, finally is out 😭 i really appreciate about ur project, it's so cool ! I never see this before, i'll be waiting the next chapter. hopefully you'll be great 🤟 again congrats !
Thank you very much🙏🏼
Gonna watch this later tonight. Looks amazing.
Cheers!
really enjoyed your adventure, want to visit Lapland this year.
Cheers. Highly recommend visiting the area
This was nice to watch, thank you. And promoting EVs in your videos is also very interesting. I am probably getting an EV next year and I drive in and around Troms. It's a bit worrying with the charging infrastructure and long distances but it's the way forward now.
Thank you. Yes I think so too. It’s a way forward. Infra will also improve with time
Amazing documentary! Love the combination of electric vehicle, searching and earning lines, and the stress involved with both. Hope to get some turns in Norway someday!
Cheers. Really appriciate it!
Если можно так выразиться, - ужасающе восхитительно!
🤙😊
Привет, сосед! Отличная работа )
Great film, excellent story telling. What song are you using at 1:24?
Thank you! The song is Night Rider 87 - Arcade Nights
Greats riding and thoughts behind it!
Thank you
100% inspirational
Cheers!
great video. I love your content, hopefully I can visit the northern parts of Scandinavia one day.
Thanks! Northern scandinavia is beautiful for sure. I recommend putting it on your bucket list.
Insanely good content. Just came across the channel and looking forward to following the journey!
Thank you very much. Journey is continuing soon.
Reissun kuumottavimmat hetket oli et saako auton ladattua 😄 Todella hyvä jakso oli, tykkäsin kun oli tää auto osio mukana koska näitä samoja asioita itekkin mietin
Kiitoksia paljon. Joo oli siellä pari muutaki jännitystä, mut kyllähän se välistä jännitti. Mukavaa kuulla, että auton mukaan tuonti toimi. Näitä juttuja sitä itekkin pyörittelee.
@@AnttiAuttiChannel toimi todellakin. Mukava kuulla täysin rehellisiä mielipiteitä
Kaverin suosittelemana päädyin kattomaan tän - ei todellakaan pettänyt odotuksia, päinvastoin. Todella hyvää tarinankerrontaa ja hienoa kuvaa. Huippua, että myös epäonnistumisia ja pelottavia hetkiä tulee jaettua, eikä pelkästään täydellisiä suorituksia.
Hei kiitos paljon palautteesta. Mukavaa kuulla, että projekti toimi juuri noin.
Sick adventure! Longer videos like this is great, because I can't watch them "whenever". I've been looking forward to seeing this since you announced it, but I had to wait until now when I got home from work. It builds anticipation and makes the whole process feel more special. I can't wait for the next part of the series! Keep up the good work, and continue to make good decisions!
I've been wondering about this since you started the Arctic Lines; when do you chose the Ultracraft over the Solution, and vice versa?
Hi thank you. This is exactly the way I also watch projects in youtube. In regarding board choosing. It really depends on conditions and terrain. On this particular occasion the only time I chose Solution was in Gagnesrenna because the open field was very nice for bigger turns. I knew that maybe I will not be able to ride the board as good in the lower section but it was well worth it to ride all that great snow in that very wide space up higher in that line.
For a bit more technical terrain that still requires turns in narrow parts I like to use Ultracraft, in fact this is a board which I rely the most because it works nicely for pow until certain speed and gets you usually out of difficult stops due to it's shape and ability for quick turns.
Love this guy! But damn looking at these conditions im so happy to live in Whistler😂
Whistler is deeper for sure:) different snowpack there. Luckily we do get some nice conditions here once in a while. Enjoy the winter!
Great content as usual Antti, really looking forward to following your videos this season! Enjoy and stay safe! 🖖🏼
Also, if you havn’t already, getting a tesla-account would most likely ease a lot of your range anxiety and charger reliability issues this season, now that they’ve opened all but a few chargers for public use it’s a no-brainer imo ;)
Hope to catch you in action come april!🤞🏼
Thank you! It was quite the rookie EV trip for me. Since then I've done rather a lot research and what I've heard tesla account and charges seems to be working quite nicely in the north also. Thanks for the tips!
Крутой контент! Good thoughts and cool riding! Respect!
Cheers!
Great 1st episode! Just want to ask for an advice.. Are couloirs generally safer to ride than open field slopes since they are probably bit more protected? Or its wrong to consider couloirs safer? Obviously depends on conditions, but in general?
Thank you. Happy to hear!
Regarding your question; in some ways couloirs mght feel a bit more safe because you are surrounded by the rock walls and and you can sort of figure out some safe spots. But in reality, it really is an illusion in my opinion. It all comes down to understanding your own ascent and descent skills, the snowpack, other mountain hazards and current weather conditions when you are out there as you also mentioned.
Great line!
Yes. It’s beautiful line for sure. Thanks!
stoked for this!
Cheers!
Hi! I'm loving this! What crampons are you using please ? ( from Canada )
Thank you. I’m using Grivel crampons and for splitboarding Ibex crampons by Spark R&D
Thank you! Who makes your ice axe? And are the Grivel crampons specifically for snowboard boots ?
@@steventhomas7546 ice axe is made by Petzl and crampons are a bit wider fit so it’s easy to fit them into snowboard boots.
@@AnttiAuttiChannel Thank so much
Tätä oli mukava kattoa😍
Mukavaa kuulla😊 kiitos
Great work on this episode!
Was this already filmed this season or is this footage from last season? Not so sure anymore since everything is on youtube...^^
When i think about the times i was starting to snowboard, the DVDs you easily got a were sticked to the front page of a magazine. Just because of the time it took to cut the videos and produce the DVDs you knew, the clips were from the previous season(s).
Regarding electric charging: one thing i realised while watching you struggle to get the charging stations to work with apps etc. was, that gas stations are so easy to use because you don't need some app for all the different companies etc. You can usually go to a gas station only with your bank card and can get gas. Imagine if you would need a different app to get gas from a tamoil or socar or BP gas station. Everybody would f-ing hate it. But somehow nobody gets annoyed if for the same service you from different companies you need different apps - for something that does not need an app.
Hi thank you. Happy you like the episde. It was filmed last winter and I fully agree in regarding DVD and mag times.
You are also correct in regarding the app matter. There are solutions for it where you can use stations much easier but this was exactly the same thought I had in regarding charging vs fueling. A person getting an electric car must be ready to do a bit more research than just going to a car retailer for a test drive. Still, I think charging is not difficult when you understand the system but making it more easier is of course something that companies offering the service must aim to do. To make them a bit easier so that my dad, for example, would consider taking a car for a spin:)
Jes!
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If you don't need both turbo diesel's, I'd be happy to take on off of ya. 😊.
One is already on sale. the other one is easier to give up than the other:)
polestar is nice, in town
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kannattaisi koittaa päästä TopGeariin kun toi autoilu on niin kuumaa.TopGearit on käyny Riksussakin.hienosti luonnonvarat säästyy kun kävelee eikä sitte syö liikaa illalla
Joo minun opas ystävä oli niitä siellä opastamassa:) olis kiinnostavaa kyllä, mutta kyllä tuo laskeminen kiinnostuksessa voiton vie. Autolla sinne pohjoiseen kuites ajellaan laskuhommiin. Kiitos kuitenkin ideasta:)
watching your content here in Ukraine , besides rusian missiles turn of our electricity . but i still have my 12 voltage battery in my old car to charge a phone and find some internet ;)
I wish you all the best. Very heartbreaking what has been happening in your home country.
@@AnttiAuttiChannel , kiitos ) i appreciate
@@flash7flash the world is with you guys. Slava Ukrani!
@@dam8087 , thanks bro . we feeling it ! Geroyam Slava ;)
Ok im stessed now, im going to Norway in 2 weeks and rented an EV... :)
It's gonna be ok! Lot of chargers in Norway. The locations where I visited are a bit remote so it's different there also but in general Norway probably has the most EV charging stations in Scandinavia.
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🙏
Super edited film guys, but I just don't get the car-thing! In these very lonesome area, using a full electric car could be your death! Encountering a snowstorm with -20 degrees or less, with low bat, in this lonelyness, could convert you into an "superfrozen meatball". No danger for you, cause you're on the road with your film crew, but for every guy trying what you did...
There’s nothing sustainable about EV’s - excellent commercial for Polestar but it’s not the answer
Thanks for your comment.
The production of electric cars now produces somewhat more emissions than an internal combustion engine car, but many manufacturers have set the goal of making carbon-neutral electric cars with renewable energy. In this way, the electricity used to make the car and drive it is cleaned quickly and the situation improves.
A similar rapid reduction cannot be achieved with combustion engine because the use of is mainly based on fossil oil.
Battery manufacturing and the metals used in batteries are developing rapidly and metals are recyclable, for example new batteries do not need cobalt or nickel at all (they are made from lithium, iron and phosphate)
Polestar, which was involved in the project, has set the goal of making co2 neutral cars and also the procurement of metals in a transparent and traceable manner. They are also the only car brand that has complete LCA reports publicly per model. (LCA - life cycle assessment)
From my point of view, I can say that the interest in these things has grown a lot through my own non-environmentally friendly solutions that I have made, and even though such one-man experiments will not save the world, it is really interesting to test and try things that are likely to be better for the environment.
thank you for showing us that electric cars are no solution. there is too much landscape that gets destroyed to get the ressources for electric cars, super bad working conditions for the people there too. would be happy if more people would see that.
Exactly.. not to say, that their production is much more eco-unfriendly, than normal cars, so is the production of electricity in most countries (Norway with it hydro power plants is exception) and it is first of all really bad agenda, not real honest intention "to save the planet". Let's be real... The whole Green deal and CO2 is fake bullshit, to control people... These insane people, who force it (and covidism and other bullshit), do not give a shit about planet, they all fly to the meetings in private jets... They want just control. CO2 is NOT the reason of climate change (not to say "global warming", Arctic ice is getting colder/bigger last years, so they started to call it "climate change".), climate has been changing all the time, people are having very small impact on it, max 3-5%. Much worse is pollution, not CO2, which is in reality the gas of life. In fact it is quite opposite, than the green agenda says, no matter what the propaganda is saying.. The honest research of Antarcita ice is undoubtedly showing, that the concentration of CO2 is always rising AFTER the temperatures has gone up througout last thousands of years, after NATURAL climate changes... And did so looong before there were any cars or factories etc. And after temperatures got higher, planet just got greener... In fact, all shows we are getting close to new so called "small ice age"... Amazing video thought, I saw youw camper in Lyngseidet last winter, really great car, you will miss it ;-)
@@Bernartwood you nailed it bernart. good to read that there are other people who understand whats goin on out there.
and i must say at last, Antti is a very sympathic man and the tours are veeery cool to see. more of that adventures please :)
Mining is bad, but climate change is worse and its happening now. EV's are one solution that is here and that we should be embracing, there is no silver bullet, but its the best we have for now
Cars blabla cars blabla cars. Come on make us dream about snowboarding not about cars !
There will projects only about snowboarding too:) Driving is part of culture of commuting to mountains for riding.
26:26 WHAT THE F**K !!!!!!!
This is absolutely epic, love everything about what you are doing and why!
Thank you very much. Happy to hear project works!
Phenomenal! 🙏🏼
Cheers🙏🏼