Detroit Electric Teases All-Electric Two-Seat Sports Car

Luke Vandezande
by Luke Vandezande

Detroit Electric is back and promising to launch an all-electric sports car next month.

The company’s new headquarters will be located in the Fisher building in Detroit and the new product will be a limited edition two-seat sports car teased in the photo above. After that there will be a “diverse family of high-performance electric vehicles to follow.”

An initial launch will take place in Detroit early next month, followed by a show debut in Shanghai on April 20. Production is scheduled to begin in August and will take place in Michigan with an annual capacity of 2,500 sports cars.

It’s been about five years since news on the brand surfaced. While it isn’t clear what the car’s performance figures are, the Tesla Roadster left a gap in the market that this car could potentially fill. The company also says it will unveil two other high-performance models by the end of last year.

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Luke Vandezande
Luke Vandezande

Luke is an energetic automotive journalist who spends his time covering industry news and crawling the internet for the latest breaking story. When he isn't in the office, Luke can be found obsessively browsing used car listings, drinking scotch at his favorite bar and dreaming of what to drive next, though the list grows a lot faster than his bank account. He's always on <A title="@lukevandezande on Twitter" href="http://twitter.com/lukevandezande">Twitter</A> looking for a good car conversation. Find Luke on <A title="@lukevandezande on Twitter" href="http://twitter.com/lukevandezande">Twitter</A> and <A title="Luke on Google+" href="http://plus.google.com/112531385961538774338?rel=author">Google+</A>.

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  • Nooper Jones Nooper Jones on Mar 19, 2013

    I just hope they dont copy the Tesla Roadster. I love the Roadster, but I would also love to see some healthy variety, not a mediocre copy that is doomed to fail.

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