The idea is to take the spirit of those old record cars and apply it to the challenges of 21st century EV development Slung low in a seat that’s more hammock than bucket – your feet up high and the car’s warm, hard-working battery beneath your knees like a snoozing dog – you’re comfortable enough. Cool air streams in from the twin NACA ducts in your Renault’s endless bonnet, the only blemishes on its otherwise continuous and pebble-smooth skin. Besides, with a view like this one, you could be in agony and it wouldn’t matter.
Your universe has gone binary: blue above the horizon; a dazzling white beneath it. Bar some very distant hills – at this distance nothing more than dirty smudges along the bottom of the sky –…
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