The Skoda's Enyaq Coupe EV test car is 286hp and all-wheel drive, which means it’s a lot of fun when you stumble across some dunes in Morocco
A three-hour trip from Stansted, Morocco’s incredible Noor solar power plant covers an area the size of 200 football pitches and is the world’s biggest
Over 7,400 giant mirrors deflect the sun’s rays onto a 247-metre tower full of hot molten salt
Morocco is building an even bigger complex to provide electricity exclusively to us and the millions of electric cars coming our way
The Skoda is capable of recharging to 80 per cent while you take a half-hour tea-and-pee break on the A1
Little things impress like the gear selector positioned where it should be and not hidden away behind the steering wheel
There’s a cheaper rear-wheel-drive version, which goes a bit further, and a racier vRS version which is a bit faster