In Sweden, an office in the woods is powered by an electric Hyundai

On the island of Värmdö, just a short drive outside Stockholm, lies a small wooden cabin built as a (not too) remote office. It's off-grid, and located on the edge of a forest. At Sweden's northerly latitude, solar panels wouldn't supply much power, especially in autumn and winter.

Instead, the cabin is hooked up to a Hyundai IONIQ5. The car's Vehicle-To-Load function turns it into a massive power bank, providing enough electricity to power a heat pump, refrigerator, espresso machine, wifi and more. With enough juice left to get its remotely working driver back home. Dubbed Today's Office, the cabin was commissioned by Hyundai, using Studio Puisto's 9m2, modular Space of Mind unit.