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The video discusses the use of North Sea oil and the development of city cars in Sebring, Florida, as solutions to the energy crisis and pollution. It highlights the history of electric cars, first appearing in England in 1837, and their resurgence in America. Modern electric cars are efficient, running 151 miles on the equivalent of a gallon of petrol. The video concludes with a cultural reference to the Faire de Tron in Paris.

What is the primary purpose of the city car mentioned in the video?

• To replace North Sea oil

• To address the energy crisis and pollution

• To increase the price of petrol

• To promote tourism in Sebring, Florida

When did the first battery-powered car appear?

• In France in 1920

• In Germany in 1850

• In England in 1837

• In America in 1900

Where has the electric car re-emerged after a century and a half?

• In France

• In Germany

• In America

• In Japan

How far can the modern electric car travel on the equivalent of a gallon of petrol?

• 100 miles

• 151 miles

• 200 miles

• 250 miles

What event is mentioned at the end of the video?

• The Faire de Tron in Paris

• The Tokyo Auto Salon

• The Sebring Car Show

• The London Motor Fair