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Electric cars may be the future, but they're more expensive than their gas-guzzling counterparts and tougher to recharge (for now).

Enter the Mercedes-Benz AA Class, an all-new vision for electric driving -- compliments of Saturday Night Live -- that skips far-flung charging stations and wait times in favor of replaceable batteres. AA batteries. 9,648 of them, to be exact.

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Swapping that many batteries in and out may not be cost-effective or time-saving, but at least it's a process that everyone can understand. Anyone who's old enough to drive a car at this point can still remember a time before rechargeable batteries were used in everything, right?

There's also a sweet "ribbon release auto-dump" feature that makes it easy to jettison the full load of batteries when it's time for replacements.

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