Antony Ingram April 4, 2013 Comment Now! The Detroit Electric SP:01 you see above was teased last month, but readers will note its similarity to the British Lotus Elise sports car--albeit one with ...

The saga continued yesterday, when Detroit Electric released more details and production images of the SP:01’s exterior. The automaker plans to sell the car on three continents “starting in 2015.” But ...

Detroit Electric, which set up its a year ago and also began assembly of SP:01 roadster around 4 months ago, announced an expansion plan for Asia. Now the first production car, manufactured in UK ...

Detroit Electric unveiled its SP:01 electric sports car April 3 in Detroit. The Lotus-based roadster claims 201 hp from its mid-mounted electric motor and a range of up to 180 miles from its ...

A new company using an old name has unveiled an extraordinary state-of-the-art electric sports car in the heart of the American auto industry. Detroit Electric, an electric-vehicle company that ran ...

Nearly 100 years ago, the Anderson Carriage Company produced and sold one of the most popular electric vehicles of the time: The Detroit Electric. With production peaking at 1,000-2,000 cars in 1910, ...

Look up: that blue thing in the picture above is Detroit Electric's new SP:01 sportscar. It's electric. And it looks a little...familiar, doesn't it? That's because it's based on the rolling chassis ...

Production is set to take place at a site in the U.K., and the first cars should be rolling off the line sometime this year. Confirmed markets include Europe, the U.S. and parts of Asia. Like the ...

The revival of Detroit Electric and the imminent arrival of its first vehicle, the SP:01 sports car, have us hooked, not because the EV is the most innovative design around (based on the Lotus Exige, ...

The first Detroit Electric SP:01 sports car has finally rolled off an assembly line, but it's not headed for anyplace near the company's namesake city. Despite its name, the Detroit Electric sports ...