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Old 17-01-2023, 04:24 PM   #1
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“UK hearse and limo maker Coleman Milne has launched an all-electric hearse and limousine range. Based on the popular Ford Mustang Mach-E electric car (EV) platform, the new Etive joins a hybrid Mercedes E-Class and Tesla Model S in this unusual yet common sub-category of commercial vehicle.
With a 75kW battery, both Etive hearse and limo designs can be styled with right- or left-hand drive. That battery will output roughly two hundred miles of range and the Etive is also capable of recharging 10-80 per cent in just under 40 minutes.“
https://www.topgear.com/car-news/ele...pFGU&fs=e&s=cl
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Default Re: Ford Mustang Mach E Hearse







Certainly a space age way to go out
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Poetic Justice , thank you for posting photos. My iPhone wouldn’t. Cheers
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