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Lotus, owned by Geely, shifts from an all-EV future to developing range-extender EVs by 2028.
Lotus, owned by China's Geely, has abandoned plans to produce only electric vehicles (EVs) by 2028.
Instead, the company will develop range-extender EVs (EREVs) that use a petrol engine to charge the electric battery.
Lotus aims for faster battery charging with a 900-volt platform and replaceable batteries.
This shift follows similar decisions by other luxury automakers like Aston Martin and Bentley, who have also delayed their transitions to all-EV lineups.
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Lotus, propiedad de Geely, pasa de un futuro todo-EV a desarrollar EVs extenso-rango para 2028.