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Photo of the Week - A Classic Car Goes Electric


March 13, 2012 By

Designed by the Morgan Motor Company, Zytek and Radshape, the Plus E Electric Car is based on Morgan's lightweight aluminium chassis with the revised 'traditional' body from the new BMW V8-powered Plus 8. If enough interest is generated from the first public showing of this new vehicle at the Geneva Motor Show -- going on now -- the 94 bhp (brake horse power) five-speed electric sportscar will most likely reach market.

Photo courtesy of Morgan Motor Company


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Patricia Pfautch    |    Commented March 14, 2012

It's a beauty! I'd love to have one if it were affordable.


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