Tag: Detroit Electric SP:01

Detroit Electric set to reveal future model development plans at the Cenex’s Low Carbon Vehicles (LCV) 2017 event in September

China’s Far East Smarter Energy Group agreed to invest and form with Detroit Electric joint venture with total of $1.8 billion in capital.

Detroit Electric after the launch of its first all-electric car, the SP:01, hints at new models - a sedan and SUV, but says they aren't following Tesla

Detroit Electric announced expansion plan for Asia. The first production-specification SP:01 has been exported to China.

Detroit Electric SP:01 will not be available in the U.S.

Detroit Electric announced on October 29 that the first SP:01 all-electric sports car rolled off assembly line in Leamington Spa manufacturing facility in UK.

Detroit Electric released a few of the latest photos of two pre-production SP:01 vehicles, which were tested outside of Detroit Electric’s UK facility at...

Here are the first images of the production-ready Detroit Electric SP:01.

The Detroit Electric SP:01 prototype has finally hit the track for some final testing. See the SP:01 in camo in its on-track debut.

Detroit Electric has decided that Detroit, Michigan is not a suitable site for production of its SP:01 electric roadster. Detroit Electric now says Holland will...

Remember when Detroit Electric flooded the media with news of its upcoming SP:01?The launch of that vehicle, which was supposed to be in the production...

Detroit Electric has been compared to Tesla Motors quite often in the past.  An America-based start-up with plans to build a limited run roadster based on a...

No surprise here.Startup automaker Detroit Electric says its flagship electric roadster, the SP:01, will be delayed at least one month due to the...

Little known Detroit Electric sure dreams big.We're well aware that Detroit Electric is seeking a manufacturing facility in Wayne County, Michigan to...

Little is known of the current inner workings of the mysterious automaker by the name of Detroit Electric.  In fact, the automaker hadn't made headlines...

With Tesla VP George Blankenship just recently talking about the next generation of Roadster maybe launching in 5 or 6 years, by looking at Detroit...