Detroit Electric to unveil all-electric sports car at Shanghai Auto Show next month

The officials of Detroit Electric revealed in a recent announcement that the automaker will be unveiling an all-electric sports car at the 2013 Shanghai Auto Show next month.

With the company having released only one picture - a front view - of its soon-to-be-unveiled all-electric sports car, official details about the car are still awaited, though it is being reported that the vehicle will be a two seat sports car.

Moreover, the faint outline of the car in the released picture also hints that the car will probably feature a mean-looking hood, side mirrors, and LED headlights. Other than that, there has been no official disclosure by Detroit Electric about the other features of the car; and its absolute price and launch date have also not been divulged by company.

However, according to the original details which surfaced about Detroit Electric's electric sports car a few years back, the cost of the car - which will be the first vehicle of the company's all-electric lineup - will probably be in the range of $25,000 or so.

Moreover, as per a Detroit Electric spokeswoman, the company's all-electric sports car will hit the US markets; with the production of the vehicle scheduled to commence in August this year at Detroit Electric's Michigan plant which has a capacity of producing 2500 vehicles.


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