VOICED: Sunny outlook for Bangkok's tuk-tuks

The video discusses the transition from traditional wheeled buggies in Bangkok to a new solar-powered model designed by a former Air Force engineer. This innovative vehicle is quieter, faster, and more environmentally friendly, with a full day's range of 80 kilometers. Despite its higher cost, the solar buggy offers a greener alternative and could influence Thailand's transportation landscape. The video highlights its features, environmental impact, and market potential.

In what ways does the solar-powered tuk-tuk differ from traditional gas-powered models?

What potential impact could the solar-powered tuk-tuk have on tourism in Thailand?