
Dawn of a new experience —
Heading into Chobe National Park at sunrise, a smooth and silent ride on the electric Land Rover.

Electric Land Rover —
Guide Lebo behind the wheel of Chobe Game Lodge's first electric game viewing vehicle.

Crowds of elephants —
Chobe National Park in Botswana is famous for its huge elephant population, numbering some 120,000 in total.

Under the hood —
Lizette Kriel, co-owner of electric vehicle company Freedom Won, peeks under the hood of a Land Rover converted from diesel to electric power.

Electric boats —
Connie, a guide at Chobe Game Lodge, behind the wheel of their new electric boat on the Chobe River in Botswana. The lodge has an all-female guiding team.

Cape buffalos —
A herd of several hundred Cape buffaloes, one of Africa's "Big 5" animals, are spotted at Botswana's Chobe National Park.

Silent running —
Sidling up to elephants and a crocodile is easier in the quiet electric powered boats. Noisier diesel engines tend to scare away some of the creatures.

Waterfall powered —
"Fueling up" the Land Rover, now using electric power from the Victoria Falls hydroelectric grid instead of diesel.

New attraction —
Other tourist guides are curious about Chobe Game Lodge's converted electric Land Rover.

Private pools —
Luxury suites at the Chobe Game Lodge have their own private swimming pools.

Well positioned —
The only lodge within the national park's boundaries, Chobe Game Lodge is well positioned for a head start on the other tourists.


