“Just Do Solar at Home”: Ghanaian Man Charges His Electric Car With ECG Light, Video Raises Many Questions

• A Ghanaian man with an electric car showed it off online as he charged it using a regular power socket
• The man jeered at the fuel hike in the country as people wondered if he had constant power to charge the vehicle
• Many social media in his comment section also wanted to know how he intends to deal with a high electricity bill

A TikTok video showing a man charging his electric car has stirred massive reactions online.

In the clip, the car's charger was connected to a wall socket and left charging. The man (@thefacecap_realtor) who shared the video captioned it, "FUEL LOL… Stop playing," as he made fun of the present fuel situation in the country.

Man shows off his electric car

As the car was charging, a part of his camera caught other vehicles in the parking lot. Nigerians wondered how long it would take to have a full battery.

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A person advised him to get solar energy in his house for an uninterrupted energy source. Others believed he may still need fuel to power his generator.

Watch the video below:

YEN.com.gh compiled some of the reactions below:

The Razz Guy said:

"100% charge after 1 week."

Saditty wondered:

"If d battery die for road nko."

AdeNoRich said:

"I saw this car yesterday."

AMR said:

"Until u wanngo work in the morning and nepa go dankast Naso u go buy fuel put for gen."

Dire said:

"Prepaid bill nko."

Tboysquare Gaming said:

"Just do solar for house, you’re good to go."

Olakunle said:

"If light no dey , na still fuel u go use on Gen, jokes on you bro."

Tomato said:

"Till NEPA carry light , you go enter bike."

dyq asked:

"What's the source of the electricity?"

Detroit replied:

"Some people have 24 hours power supply… you know right?"

user5129450932149 said:

"The plant that powers NEPA is from oil and fossil bro."

EOCO Seizes Maybachs, Range Rovers and Other Expensive Cars "Stolen" From US and Europe to Ghana

Previously, YEN.com.gh wrote that the EOCO had made public a complete list of the approximately 95 luxury vehicles it has impounded on the grounds of a possible theft from abroad and importation into Ghana.

The brand-new Mercedes-Benz 'Maybach' and the most recent versions of the pricey Range Rover are on the seized automobiles released on Tuesday, April 18, 2023.

EOCO said that a similar operation on December 9 that resulted in the seizure of certain automobiles at some garages in Accra was carried out in partnership with the FBI last year, which is in 2022.

Source: Legit.ng