"Caterham, a low-volume British automaker, is bringing an electric two-door sports car to the United States. The production version of the Project V show car is scheduled to go on sale stateside next year. The EV will have a Tesla-style NACS charging port and an unusual battery setup. The next-generation Tesla Roadster has been stuck in limbo ever since it made headlines back in 2017, which leaves people who want a small and light electric sports car with little to no options."
"The production version of the Project V is scheduled to go on sale next year as a simple, thrill-inducing sports car. The specs are decent, but not earth-shattering, and that's on purpose. There's a single 268-horsepower (200-kilowatt), 400-volt electric motor at the rear, a 55-kilowatt-hour battery split in two, and the bare minimum when it comes to electronic driving assists."
Caterham plans to bring the Project V, an electric two-door sports car, to the United States next year. The production model uses a single rear-mounted 268-horsepower (200-kilowatt), 400-volt motor and a 55-kilowatt-hour battery split into two packs. The vehicle will include a Tesla-style NACS charging port and only essential electronic safety systems such as ABS, traction control and airbags. Interior features are minimal, limited to a small center touchscreen with Apple CarPlay, Android Auto and a rearview camera, and a flat, basic dashboard. Caterham intends to actively pursue U.S. sales after decades of limited presence.
Read at insideevs.com
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