Looks kind of interesting and almost a bit steampunk.
Looks awesome.
Could be a good marketing leap-frog into a modern niche. Their product is well positioned for this.
Has the Stig done a lap yet?
Apparently the way to make skinny efficient tires look cool is wire spoke wheels- I hope this has a cascade effect and we see pre-war styled EVs from all of the major manufacturers.
Or narrow wire wheels on a Prius. 
I like it. A range of 150 miles seems pretty good for a car like that.
I can see how they can get great range and power out if it without a lot of weight.. there is nothing to it. No heat, no entertainment, not even a windscreen or wipers. The battery only has to power lights and motor.
Does look very steampunk (and cool). I do see kind of a windscreen...
Not sure I'd want to do 90 mph in it though!
It looks like they have the same marvelous front suspension.
20kWH battery. Holy tar is that a big battery, but you could do 175-200 in range on that thing if you kept the speed down.
spitfirebill wrote: It looks like they have the same marvelous front suspension.
Double wishbone with coilovers...Morgan dropped the sliding pillar suspension from the modern 3-wheelers.
I do have to say, I like the electric 3-wheeler in both concept and overall appearance...The offset headlight is a bit odd, but still somehow kind of fits with the character of the car too.
stuart in mn wrote: I like it. A range of 150 miles seems pretty good for a car like that.
I really can imagine driving something like that much further anyway. I'm sure it's a blast, but looks like it could get tiring after a while.
Chris is a Morgan dealer in Holly Hill
Gas powered pic Link
Christopher John Ltd.
Fine Sports Cars
Morgan • Westfield • Crosslé
Holly Hill, Florida
(772) 634-4363
wonder how hard that would be to replicate?
So how much more does it cost over the gas powered one?
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