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The Nissan Qashqai e-Power compact SUV drove across Colombia from the streets of Bogotá to the Caribbean coast under strict independent monitoring. The vehicle averaged an astonishing 102 mpg (Eur)/85 mpg (US).
Under Nissan's series hybrid system, the vehicle is driven by an electric motor using a battery topped up by a petrol engine. There's no plugging-in and the petrol engine never drives the car.
This means the e-Power car covered the equivalent of LA to Dallas on a single 14.5-gallon (~55-liter) tank of fuel without plugging into a charger once. Guinness has awarded it the title of 'longest journey completed by a non-plug-in extended-range electric vehicle SUV.'