Bojan Vrbnjak
Almost every year we witness a presentation special processing of students and experts from Learn Cars. It's the same this year. It is in its ninth version 29 interns spent more than 2.000 working hours to transform the vehicle Enyag into a mobile office that can also be used as motorhome. Digital nomads love this trick. So let's say hello Shame on the Roadiaq.
To complete a project that involved converting a version of the vehicle Enyag with a four-wheel drive that she donated Škoda, it took approx nine months. This is the first converted electric vehicle, but not the first SUV, because they are Sunroq, Mountiaq in African based on models with high legs. First it was an RV Enyaq 80x Sportline, then repainted in emerald green and moon white and given 21-inch wheels Supernova. The Roadiaq retains the length of the regular model Enyag (4 millimeters) and width (649 millimeters), but has a slightly longer wheelbase (1 millimeters) and higher ground clearance (879 millimeters). In addition, he is tall 2.050 millimeters, which means that after installing the new part of the roof, its height increased by more than 350 millimeters. In order to increase the headroom, the apprentices had to cut away part of the original roof. The left rear door handle was also removed.
As with everyone motorhomes the real charm lies in inside, where the concept is equipped with a single bed and even kitchen appliances. Roadiaq it has chairs and tables and cups and glasses as you would expect from your home. Other accessories include wireless speaker and a solar-powered shower, espresso coffee machine and even an adventure survival kit. It is also available 27-inch screen, which is equipped with a docking station and a combination wireless keyboards and mice, which is essential for a mobile office. Additional outlets ensure you never run out of power. For lunch break pots and pans are available to prepare your favorite meal on the go.
