Not liking to make things that already existed and always with the focus “together we are stronger” he joined the eco Series in Spain to push it forward and added 2013 eco Grand Prix as an own category for electric cars. Regretfully, the series was cancelled due to not enough sponsors and participants, but Rafael decided to continue eco Grand Prix on his own in 2014, even with only 5 cars and repeating the message that electric cars have a good range and charging speed for more and more people, investing his own money in this format. After his second around the world in 2016, suddenly the series got double the participants and Rafael decided it was time to be ready to go international, showing e-mobility in extreme conditions: a snow competition and a 24h endurance challenge. The 24h of Germany at the Motorsport Arena Oschersleben was the biggest success so far having 116 drivers competing to be the one driving the most laps.

Rafael states Lithium Batteries are just the beginning of a huge improvement to come in this brand new technology. Exciting to see the cars breaking boundaries of people’s minds in future.

For our children.