Well, we've seen in years. Rolls-Royce began testing all electric vehicles, most people batty car sphere.
EV Phantom, who is set to hit the scene in 2011-the Geneva Motor Show, which was mostly from the very wealthy clientele to look for an all-electric reels (and more importantly, will buy one). Rolls Phantom officials say it will cost a lot of stops between customer satisfaction and the ability to perform as it should under all weather conditions. Oh, and it should work perfectly all the time. The automaker launched a website atwww.electricluxury.com itself as a way for people to discuss whether the electric luxury "perfection or compromise. "After Geneva, the 102EX be prepared for a world tour where their customers will be able to test the car attributes firsthand.
At this point, no plans for a Rolls 102EX. "I must be convinced that an alternative propulsion, we have for the future is authentic Rolls-Royce experience," says CEO Torsten Müller Ötvös in a statement announcing the effort. "We need technology for our customers, our brand and what makes us a solid foundation for a sustainable future." Although there seems to be serious with the introduction of alternative propulsion systems in their vehicles, saying it would only proceed if we have the necessary experience for their customers. One thing is certain, 102EX will be quieter on the road.
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