The YouTube group Donut Media dropped a video showing off the oldest still-functioning electric vehicle.
No, not a 2010 Nissan Leaf... a 114-year-old 1909 Baker Electric. The vehicle, borrowed from Jay Leno, was produced between 1913 and 1917 and had a range of 80 miles on a single charge and a top speed of 25 mph. That's over 3 hours of travel at speeds just above a school zone at dismissal!
Of course, if you know about EVs today, you may guess one of the Baker's limitations - charging. It took about 48 hours to fully charge the battery. Which is plenty of time to do olde timey stuff like wear 3-piece suits to the park, make and eat butter, or smoke the pack of cigarettes your doctor gave you to clear up your cold.