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The Future of Electric Vehicles

By drivealuminum November 7, 2017 No Comments

In this forward-looking feature, AutoWeek details electric vehicles anticipated within the next five years. Jaguar’s first battery-powered vehicle, the aluminum-intensive Jaguar I-Pace is mentioned in the 2018 lineup.

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