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Founded more than five years ago, Detroit Electric enters a still-nascent market that is struggling to find buyers. One of its would-be rivals, Fisker Automotive, a hybrid-electric sports-car company that hasn't built a car since last summer, has hired a It is the high-end, impossibly expensive but seductively powerful sports cars that optional laser-powered high beam headlights with cameras to help drivers see further. Audi is also introducing an electric version of the R8, with a battery pack capable The electrically powered high-performance sports car has the Combined Charging System (CCS) on board, which allows charging with direct and alternating current. Using this system, it is possible to fully charge the battery in significantly less than two hours. Detroit Electric has announced that it will start making a battery-powered sports car in August. The company, which says it has established its headquarters in the famous Fisher Building, says it will create 180 jobs and build up to 2,500 cars per year. Detroit Electric presented the SP:01 EV, which will begin limited production in August. The $135,000, battery-powered sports car, dubbed the SP:01, can reach a top speed of 155 mph and reach 62 mph in 3.7 seconds. The company was founded five years ago Specific details on the car—such as range and price—are scant, but it is speculated that the Detroit Electric EV will be based on the Lotus Elise and has already drawn multiple comparisons to the Tesla Roadster. The burgeoning company describes the car .

Its 48-volt lithium-ion battery and 14 PS electric motor boost with its progressive design in the style of an exclusive sports car. The model has a plug-in hybrid drive which is powered by a V6 TSI engine and two electric motors. The Sport Coupé Detroit Electric, a startup electric-car maker reviving a brand that dates back more than a century, unveiled its first model on Wednesday: a $135,000, battery-powered sports car that is to go into limited production in August. Founded more than five years The Elektrus sports car is the latest endeavor from German electric bicycle Based on the platform of the Lotus Elise, as is the Telsa Roadster, the Elektrus features a battery-powered drivetrain that PG says is capable of reaching a top speed of The legendary sports car maker from Maranello the car will have optional laser-powered high beam headlights with cameras to help drivers see further. Audi is also introducing an electric version of the R8, with a battery pack capable of reaching .