12 037 kilometres into the journey of the solartaxi and it’s been anything but boring. Challenges pop up on a daily basis. Watch to see why the solartaxi was not allowed to enter the site of the Taj Mahal and what one needs in case of a solar breakdown.

If you want to know more about the solartaxi and our travels, stay tuned. The next video will be up shortly!!!Also, if you have any questions you want to ask - just do it at redaktion@clubofpioneers.comI will post the answers on my blog as soon as I can.

Dr. Pachauri, the latest Nobel prize winner, the Swiss president driving in the solartaxi – all in India and all in just one week! Sounds impossible - but it isn’t if you are on tour with Louis Palmer, the Swiss adventurer and driver of the solartaxi.
Palmer is on his way to making his dream come true: to be the first to travel around the world using only solar power as his fuel. With his solartaxi, he has already journeyed from Lucerne through Germany, the Balkans, Turkey, Syria, Dubai and onto India – where I met him and joined him on his trip to document his adventures for Club of Pioneers.Over the next few weeks I will send back videos documenting our travels, giving you a taste of what it feels like to be on a pioneering, 100 percent sustainable mission, meeting different cultures and fascinating people every day. Here is my first episode featuring none other than Dr Rajendra K. Pachauri, Nobel prize winner and Chairman of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change!!!
If you want to know more about the solartaxi and our travels, stay tuned. The next video will be up shortly!!!Also, if you have any questions you want to ask - just do it at redaktion@clubofpioneers.comI will post the answers on my blog as soon as I can.