Episode 9— Berks to the Future
Aired January 6, 2017 · 62 min
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The Grand Tour visits Stuttgart, focusing on automotive innovation and culture. James May tests the Honda NSX's hybrid technology at a local track, Richard Hammond builds a survival vehicle for apocalyptic scenarios, and Jeremy Clarkson designs a stylish SUV. The hosts also explore generating electricity from everyday human activity to meet future car needs.
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