The first 100% Spanish luxury electric vehicle will be manufactured in Linares, led by Jofemar and Retrofactory

Jofemar, a Navarre-based company and leader in comprehensive technological solutions for the vending, electric mobility and energy storage sectors, and the Andalusian company Retrofactory, second generation of the Hurtado family, founder of the legendary exclusive car brand Hurtan, have forged an alliance that gives rise to the new company Velántur Cars.
These two Spanish companies have set up a “Joint Venture” to manufacture the first Spanish luxury vehicle with 100% electric propulsion. Both partners hold a 50% stake and will use part of the former Santana facilities in Linares (Jaén).
The development and industrialization process is scheduled to be completed over 2016, when the new vehicle will go on sale. The strategic policy of both partners is to respond to the growing demand for this type of vehicle from the automotive market and, above all, to promote sustainable mobility that does not depend on fossil fuels.
First luxury car with 100% electric propulsion manufactured in Spain
After three years of research and development, Velántur Cars will launch the first luxury car with 100% electric propulsion manufactured in Spain. It is a new Art-Tech vehicle concept. Both Jofemar and Retrofactory are united by the dream of creating a car capable of combining the highest artisanal quality, the finest materials and the cleanest energy.
The vehicle has been developed by Jofemar Electromobility, the electric mobility division of the Jofemar Corporation, and by the company Retrofactory, specialized in the conceptualization, design and development of exclusive automobiles.
The exterior design stands out for its spectacular aesthetics and muscular, aerodynamic lines. It incorporates the most innovative technologies to guarantee the best performance with total sustainability and respect for the environment.
Source | Velántur Cars
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