Germany Working on the Karmann E3 Tesla S
Holger Mohr — April 13, 2009 — Autos
The legendary German car manufacturer Karmann is developing, together with the electric motor company EWE, Germany's first real e-sport limousine. While other manufacturers changed available cars to e-cars, this project is really unique. The development of a completely new electric car is interesting, because Karmann actually doesn't have experience with electric engines; however, EWE does.
The E3 will be also the first car with an electric logo on the front. This year, 4-6 of the E3 cars are planned. They'll travel a top speed of 140km/h, and let you travel of 150 km on a single charge.
Karmann is one of the German pioneers in car manufacturing, founded in 1901 and well known for the incredible Karmann Giah. Last week they had to file for insolvency, but hopefully this new electric innovation will help them stand up quickly.
The E3 will be also the first car with an electric logo on the front. This year, 4-6 of the E3 cars are planned. They'll travel a top speed of 140km/h, and let you travel of 150 km on a single charge.
Karmann is one of the German pioneers in car manufacturing, founded in 1901 and well known for the incredible Karmann Giah. Last week they had to file for insolvency, but hopefully this new electric innovation will help them stand up quickly.
Trend Themes
1. Electric Sport Limousines - Creating sporty electric limousines with unique designs and features.
2. E3 Electric Car - Developing a completely new electric car with the first electric logo on the front.
3. Electric Car Manufacturing - Exploring the opportunities for traditional car manufacturers to enter the electric car market.
Industry Implications
1. Automotive Manufacturing - Opportunity for car manufacturers to innovate and develop electric vehicles with unique features.
2. Electric Vehicle Technology - Potential for electric motor companies to collaborate with traditional car manufacturers in developing new electric car models.
3. Electric Vehicle Charging Infrastructure - The need to expand charging stations and infrastructure to support the growing adoption of electric cars.
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