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I Drove My Tesla Model Y From Shanghai To Norway!
Tesla Model Y road trip from Shanghai to Norway: charging, a
In this video, William interviews Solo about his 17,000km (10,500mi) electric journey from China to Norway. Solo drove a Tesla Model Y from China, through the charging deserts of Kazakhstan and Russia, into Europe, and all the way up to the Arctic regions of Finland, Sweden, and Norway. The entire ...
In this video, Solo shares a 17,000 km electric journey starting in Shanghai and ending in Norway, driving a Tesla Model Y AWD. The trip takes him across broad landscapes including the charging deserts of Kazakhstan and Russia, then through Europe up to the Arctic regions of Finland, Sweden, and Norway. The host, William, sits down with Solo to delve into why Tesla was chosen, how charging was managed on such a long trip, and the logistics of keeping logs and data. The content also covers the day-to-day realities of road-tripping in an EV, from camping and storing food to handling Tesla-related issues and software experiences. The video presents practical insights into charging strategies, vehicle behavior, and the practicalities of long-haul EV travel, with a close look at the charging data and trip challenges, before wrapping up with final thoughts and a look ahead to continuing through Europe and back to China. This description has been cleaned of extraneous content to keep the focus on the travel experience and the EV journey, with clear section breaks for your planning and viewing flow.
0:00 Intro
0:50 The journey
2:34 Why Tesla?
4:56 Charging
11:36 Going charging
14:05 Sending logs
20:02 Difficulties
26:45 Camping
30:47 Preparing and storing food
37:38 Issues with Tesla
41:40 Software
47:55 Charging data
54:19 Outro
A road trip like no other unfolds as Out of Spec Roaming documents an epic 17,000 kilometer electric journey from Shanghai to Norway in a Tesla Model Y AWD. The video follows Solo, guided by William, as they explore the realities of long distance EV travel, including the challenges of charging deserts across Kazakhstan and Russia, then continuing into Europe and pushing into the Arctic reaches of Finland, Sweden, and Norway. The narrative threads through practical topics like why the Tesla was chosen, the charging strategy, and the logistics of sending logs and collecting data. Along the way, the trip also reveals the everyday grit of road-tripping in a high-tech EV: camping setups, meal planning, and the occasional Tesla-related setback or software nuance. The sequence moves from the broad trek and charging realism to the intimate details of camping, food storage, and dealing with vehicle quirks, culminating in a look at charging data and reflections on the journey before a concluding
In this video, Solo shares a 17,000 km electric journey starting in Shanghai and ending in Norway, driving a Tesla Model Y AWD. The trip takes him across broad landscapes including the charging deserts of Kazakhstan and Russia, then through Europe up to the Arctic regions of Finland, Sweden, and Norway. The host, William, sits down with Solo to delve into why Tesla was chosen, how charging was managed on such a long trip, and the logistics of keeping logs and data. The content also covers the day-to-day realities of road-tripping in an EV, from camping and storing food to handling Tesla-related issues and software experiences. The video presents practical insights into charging strategies, vehicle behavior, and the practicalities of long-haul EV travel, with a close look at the charging data and trip challenges, before wrapping up with final thoughts and a look ahead to continuing through Europe and back to China. This description has been cleaned of extraneous content to keep the focus on the travel experience and the EV journey, with clear section breaks for your planning and viewing flow.
0:00 Intro
0:50 The journey
2:34 Why Tesla?
4:56 Charging
11:36 Going charging
14:05 Sending logs
20:02 Difficulties
26:45 Camping
30:47 Preparing and storing food
37:38 Issues with Tesla
41:40 Software
47:55 Charging data
54:19 Outro
Solo travels coast to coast from Shanghai to western Norway in a long range Tesla Model Y, carrying a wealth of adapters and logs. He demonstrates how he charges in Kazakhstan, Russia, and across Europe, including dealing with GBT to CCS2 interoperability at different charger types. The duo explores the car’s features for camping, heating, and cooking, and they discuss the realities of winter charging, winter tires, and the importance of winter-ready setups. The conversation dives into software updates for adapters, logging processes, and collaboration with adapter manufacturers to improve compatibility. Throughout, Solo emphasizes careful planning, data logging, and learning from every charging session to optimize the journey and cost. He chats about the sleeping setup, food storage, and the practicalities of living in a car for two months, all while highlighting the evolving EV charging landscape across continents.
In this episode of Out Of Spec Roaming, Solo, a Tesla-loving traveler and charging nerd, documents an epic 17 000 km westward journey from Shanghai to Bergen, Norway, driving a Juniper colored Tesla Model Y. The host sits with Solo to unpack not just the scenery but the practicalities of long haul EV travel: from choosing a vehicle and the realities of charging across multiple countries to keeping logs, data, and logs for adapter developers. Solo walks us through his route, including Kazakhstan’s charging deserts, Russia’s difficult networks, and the European leg up to Finland, Sweden, and Norway. He details the gear he carries for charging interoperability, including GBT adapters, multiple AC DC cables, and a suite of back up adapters. The conversation reveals how he camps behind the car in winter, stores food with a compact fridge, and uses an EcoFlow power bank for heating and cooking. Importantly, Solo emphasizes the value of logging every charging session, sharing his data-driven,
A 17 000 km Tesla Model Y road trip from Shanghai to Norway, with Solo detailing charging strategies, adapter challenges, nightly camping in the car, and the VR
Shanghai to Norway EV road trip: charging strategies, adapters, and a
00:00 Always log charging sessions and adapters used, note any interoperability issues for future fixes in adapters
04:56 Carry multiple adapters for region-specific plugs and plan for slower charging in older networks and in countries with limited infrastructure
26:45 Overnights: use camp mode, plan slow charging while sleeping to maximize range and reuse heat efficiently
00:00 Always log charging sessions and adapters used, note any interoperability issues for future fixes in adapters
04:56 Carry multiple adapters for region-specific plugs and plan for slower charging in older networks and in countries with limited infrastructure
26:45 Overnights: use camp mode, plan slow charging while sleeping to maximize range and reuse heat efficiently
00:00 Intro
00:50 Journey overview
02:34 Why Tesla
04:56 Charging reality
11:36 Going charging
14:05 Sending logs
20:02 Difficulties
26:45 Camping setup
30:47 Food storage
37:38 Tesla issues
0:00 Intro
0:50 The journey
2:34 Why Tesla?
4:56 Charging
11:36 Going charging
14:05 Sending logs
20:02 Difficulties
26:45 Camping
30:47 Preparing and storing food
37:38 Issues with Tesla
41:40 Software
47:55 Charging data
54:19 Outro
evteslanorwayelectricvehicletestroadtriproad trip contentcharginginteroperabilityadapterlogwintercampingrangemobilehousinglogisticsHow did Solo manage charging across diverse networks?
He relied on a mix of adapters, kept logs for all sessions, and coordinated with adapter manufacturers for software updates while using backup cables for compatibility.
