How England’s Most Old-School Car Brand Is Embracing Electrification

Jack heads to iconic British sports car marque, Morgan to have a look at their new EV - the Super 3 XP-1 - and to learn about how even the smallest and most traditional car makers are navigating the tricky transition to electric. Visit our LIVE exhibitions in Australia, UK, USA, Canada & Europe: Become a Patreon: Become a YouTube member: use JOIN button above Subscribe to Fully Charged & the Everything Electric channels Subscribe for episode alerts and the Fully Charged newsletter: Visit: Find us on Twitter: Follow us on Instagram: Support our STOP Burning Stuff Patreon: For Clean Energy and Home Tech take a look at the ⁠⁠@EverythingElectricShow #Morgan #xp1 #3wheeler #super3 #sportscar #lotus #caterham #electricvehicles #ev #cleanenergy #electriccar
Video Summary
This video discusses the Morgan XP1, an electric three-wheeler, highlighting the company's traditional craftsmanship and its transition to electric vehicles. It emphasizes the engineering behind the XP1, the absence of wood in its construction, and the development of a unique driving experience. 1. Morgan is known for its old school craftsmanship. 2. The XP1 is not a production car but a test bed for electric vehicle technology. 3. The design focuses on lightweight and fun driving experiences. 4. The electric drivetrain is developed entirely in-house by Morgan. 5. The vehicle aims to combine traditional elements with modern electrification.
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