Longbow aims to make lightweight electric sports cars a reality
The pair of two-seat sports cars are based on an aluminum chassis developed by Longbow with the aim of keeping weight to a minimum, in the spirit of classic small British sports cars. The targeted curb weight is just 2,200 pounds—featherweight for any car, especially a modern EV.
Longbow Speedster and Roadster, planned by former Tesla and Lucid execs, promise light curb weights and quick launches. But ...
The rumors flying last week that Nissan CEO Makoto Uchida had one foot out the door have come true. On Tuesday, the Yokohama, ...
UK startup Longbow has emerged from stealth with plans for two EVs billed as "spiritual successors" to iconic British sports ...
Longbow promises sub-4.0 second 0-62 mph and an “unparalleled” driving experience for both the Speedster and the Roadster ...
Taking inspiration from iconic British sports cars like the Jaguar E-Type and Lotus Elise, these two-seaters are targeted for launch in 2026. Longbow said each will weigh less than 2,200 pounds, ...
Lightweight, British-built electric sports cars from Longbow set to challenge Alpine, Porsche and MG
It seems the tradition of lightweight British sports cars really does have a place in the all-electric future. New brand ...
Longbow is the first British electric sports car manufacturer and will put its Speedster and Roadster into production.
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Here’s how Longbow promises not to be another lightweight British sports car disasterThe road to driving heaven is paved with failed British sports car makers. So how will the Longbow EV start-up avoid its ...
In the early 2000s, the venerable Prius became a cultural symbol for many people who were not typical car enthusiasts. Its ...
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