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Electric Vehicles coming 2023
If you’ve been keeping up with the latest technology, you’ve probably noticed that Ford is already planning its first generation of electric vehicles. You might have heard about the BMW i7, the Audi A6 Avant e-tron, or the Mercedes Vision EQXX, but you might be wondering exactly which models will be available in 2023. Well, this article will help you get the answer to these questions. Continue reading to discover more about these and many other upcoming electric vehicles.
Ford Electric Vehicles 2023
The electric future for Ford has been fleshed out to some extent, and the company has announced seven all-electric models for Europe. The first of these is the Ford Mustang Mach-e, which will hit the road in 2021. The next two cars will be crossovers between the Mach-E and Puma. The middle cars will use the new Ford MEB electric platform, and they will be called medium-size crossovers and sport crossovers.
BMW i7
The BMW i7 is a new flagship luxury vehicle with electric motors. It looks similar to the 7 Series but with an electric motor instead of an engine. Nevertheless, it is the most technologically advanced car in its class. It will be offered in 2023, but will it be worth the investment? Let’s find out. Here’s what you need to know about the i7. The BMW i7 is expected to go on sale sometime in 2023.
Audi A6 Avant e-tron
The Audi A6 Avant e-tron electric wagon relies on a 100 kWh battery pack to reach a range of 435 miles on a single charge. However, this mileage will vary when it is tested with EPA standards. However, an 800V charging station can juice up the battery pack in about 25 minutes. The e-tron wagon’s range is claimed to be at least four times that of an ordinary gas-powered vehicle, making it a great option for long trips.
Mercedes Vision EQXX
The Mercedes-Benz Vision EQXX is an all-electric luxury sedan concept. Designed to take on the electric car market, it is the first vehicle of its type to exceed 1,000 kilometers (620 miles) on a single charge. Although this mileage figure is based on the European WLTP cycle, the Vision EQXX was tested on public roads. Despite the relatively high price, the car has already won awards for its design and performance.
Rolls-Royce’s Spectre
The latest update on Rolls-Royce’s Spectre has been shared. The vehicle underwent winter testing in Sweden and has now covered 25 percent of the planned 2.5 million test kilometers (or 1,55 million miles). The Spectre has now been tested in a climate that simulates four centuries of use. Rolls-Royce has been making cars for over a century and has gone through several name changes. The company was originally formed to make aircraft engines, but subsequently split into a Holdings business and a motor company to focus on luxury vehicles.
Renault’s Fluence
The design of Renault’s Fluence electric vehicle is striking, with sleek lines and an elegant aluminium shade. Its cabin is similar to the one found in the internal combustion engine model, but has several key differences. The Fluence Z.E. has a longer wheelbase, which means a greater amount of elbow room and better boot space. The car is also more spacious than its combustion engine counterpart, with 317dm3 of cargo space.
Renault’s Twizy
The Renault Twizy is a new electric vehicle that features a 6.1 kWh battery under the front seat and a 13 kW (17 hp) electric motor located under the rear seat. The car has a rear-wheel drive system and is geared to be as agile as possible without compromising on comfort. The vehicle can reach speeds of up to 50 mph and can be charged using a standard European plug. Currently, the vehicle can be fully charged in 3.5 hours. The company has plans to release an updated version of the Twizy in the future, which will come with a faster charging option.
Land Rover’s Macan
A new model of Land Rover’s Macan electric vehicle will debut in 2022, likely under a new name. The combustion-engined model is slated to stop production as early as 2024. So far, spy photographers have captured prototypes of the all-electric Macan testing, along with a white Taycan. The car’s name won’t change, but the design will have some subtle changes.