Detroit Electric

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Electric power is at the heart of everything we do. We’re striving to create efficient, exciting cars that you’ll want to drive. It started with the SP:01 and it will continue with the next generation of Detroit Electric vehicles, designed to provide Pure Electric Performance.

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Ways to tell if you've made a good car: when Henry Ford's wife Clara chooses her 1914 Detroit Electric over the Model T. https://t.co/xmU18w9lrn
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We were designing the cars of the future in the early 20th century and we fully intend to continue where we left off with our next generation of electric vehicles. #PureElectricPerformance

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'Positive energy is vital to the success of our brand.'
We're proud to be a part of a positive and forward-thinking industry, and we're looking forward to making our bold contribution to the #EV world.

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Our R&D team put in a fantastic effort to make the SP:01 the excellent car it is. Now its focus is on delivering exciting new models that will provide Pure Electric Performance.

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In the early 1900's, Detroit Electric was a major part of an electric car scene that made up over 30% of cars on America's roads. #ThrowbackThursday
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Our first production car, SP:01. A fantastic machine that truly delivers our mantra: Pure Electric Performance.

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ICYMI: Another beautiful #restoration of a classic Detroit Electric. Do tell us if you’re restoring one; we’d love to see your projects! https://t.co/KAI5LeyLg4

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Ever wondered what charging your car used to look like? @ElectrekCo visited Thomas Edison’s garage in New Jersey and saw the purpose-built car charging station, complete with an original Detroit Electric Model 47. #ThrowbackThursday https://t.co/7jqm3V4KG9

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Looking to the future, in 2020 we plan to unveil our luxury sedan, the third model in our next generation family of pure electric vehicles!

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Next year, we plan to introduce you to our brand new pure electric crossover vehicle – the second new face in our family of pure electric cars.

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We are planning to unveil the first in our next generation of pure electric vehicles later this year. Stay tuned for updates on our new sports car.

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ICYMI: Another beautiful #restoration of a classic Detroit Electric. Do tell us if you’re restoring one; we’d love to see your projects! https://t.co/KAI5LeyLg4

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#ThrowbackThursday to when scientists at Stanford University improved the Edison nickel-iron battery – the same kind used in early Detroit Electric cars! https://t.co/2UtfEt1jw6

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Our collective determination is to change perceptions of electric energy, improve everyday driving and challenge the motor industry. #ThinkElectric

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Remember your roots. From our beginnings in 1907, through to today, we’ve always championed electric power and strived to make our cars as innovative and inspiring as possible.

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@UltimativCars Maybe. Maybe not. You'll just have to wait and see!! 😀

[Detroit Electric @DetroitElectric]

Electric power is at the heart of everything we do. We’re striving to create efficient, exciting cars that you’ll want to drive. It started with the SP:01 and it will continue with the next generation of Detroit Electric vehicles, designed to provide Pure Electric Performance.

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The next year or so should prove very exciting for us – we look forward to bringing you exciting updates on developments here at #DetroitElectric.

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#DidYouKnow Thomas Edison developed batteries for Detroit Electric vehicles? His nickel-iron batteries greatly improved early electric cars! #ThrowbackThursday