Lotus Eletre: this is the definitive name of the highly anticipated 100% electric SUV from Lotus
Lotus’s new SUV will be presented tomorrow, March 29, leaving behind the Lotus Type 132 name to be called Lotus Eletre
Electric cars use a battery as their source of propulsion to move. This movement can be assisted by a combustion engine (hybrid HEV and plug-in hybrid PHEV) or powered solely by the battery (100% electric EV).
2020 is set to be the year of electric vehicles, when all brands will present their electric products and mark the start of the transition to the electric era, driven by brands’ commitment, growing social awareness of climate change, and regulations from city councils and governments that increasingly restrict the most polluting vehicles.
Lotus’s new SUV will be presented tomorrow, March 29, leaving behind the Lotus Type 132 name to be called Lotus Eletre
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