Electric

Wealthy Aussie buys $1m Cadillac Celestiq EV

An Australian collector has bought one of the world’s most exclusive cars, but there’s a catch to ownership. They cannot drive the opulent electric Cadillac on Australian roads. The well-to-do enthusiast splashed out on a Cadillac Celestiq that starts from $US358,000. However, the price can virtually double depending on which option boxes are ticked. Crafted as an American alternative to Rolls-Royce, the Celestiq employs meticulous attention to detail in creating an American luxury car that’s competitive at the highest echelon. Cadillac says it can customise just...

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Lotus revamps Eletre and Emeya variants

Lotus has freshened the Eletre SUV and Emeya GT line-ups for the new model year. The company also now offers customers more convenience, clarity, and tailored customisation when configuring their Eletre or Emeya.  The ‘600’ and ‘900’ model names reflect the power output of these electric models. GT SE and SPORT offerings return to the present line-up. Effective immediately, Lotus offers the Eletre and Emeya as 600 or 900, referencing the two horsepower output versions of both models. It pairs those new versions with predefined equipment levels containing popular options and choices. Customers can therefore select between sportiness or luxury-...

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