RE: Electrified son-of-Elise now testing on road
Discussion
otolith said:
And it had a significantly bigger battery (53kWh)...fantheman80 said:
VladD said:
TGCOTF-dewey said:
Mikebentley said:
I think Lotus should make something just like this….maybe call it the E Lise.
And the track version, the Exide. ![hehe](/inc/images/hehe.gif)
Fezza27 said:
This is what Alpine should be doing!
I believe this IS what Alpine is doing, the next A110 will be a similar weight and maybe a touch larger.As for no market, I'd say traditionally yes, if we were talking about ICEs as there was an alternative meaning few would want the new car. I'm guessing all these companies are hoping that if you want a small, light EV sports car there isn't currently an alternative, and the market might be very kind to the first couple of manufacturers to do so.
I've been saying this for a while, by the time the ICE ban comes in (be it 2035 or earlier if Labour win) then technology will have moved on so much that charging your car will almost be like filling up with petrol. You will pop along to your local EV charging station, plug in your car while you pop into the ubiquitous onsite Starbucks / Costa. 10 minutes later, you have a 300 mile range to play with. At least I hope that's the case as I don't have any off street parking and can see ICE vehicles being taxed out of existence after 2030. Just don't let the thing catch fire.
740EVTORQUES said:
I’d be amazed if a low volume production version was less than £150K though sadly
This is the biggest problem, when this technology filters down to the masses and you can buy something like this for MX5 money, it will be very popular, but until then it's something for the very well off only, pity because I'd love one.Andy83n said:
Panamax said:
According to Companies House the company Nyobolt Ltd has a total share capital of £1.27 (one pound 27p).
And I anticipate use of the word "bolt" in connection with electric cars may be close to GM's heart, in view of their Chevy Bolt EV.
Which means absolutely nothing And I anticipate use of the word "bolt" in connection with electric cars may be close to GM's heart, in view of their Chevy Bolt EV.
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