THE London Electric Vehicle Company (LEVC) has revealed the L380, the first of a new range of spacious, fully electric models, which have launched in China with other countries to follow.
From manufacturing high-end taxis and e-mobility solutions, LEVC says the L380 is underpinned by revolutionary technology, “offering advances in range, efficiency, safety, charging time, durability, and connectivity.”
With more than a century of ‘mobility’ in its DNA, LEVC has always been focused on meeting the needs of society by transporting people around urban areas. From the beginning, LEVC’s vehicles have been designed with one core principle in mind: purpose-built solutions.
The company promises that the L380 will raise the bar for interior flexibility, with multiple seating configurations, available in a six or eight-seat layout.
Initially launched in China in 2024, L380 will become available in additional markets too, with more details including technical specifications to follow next year.
Alex Nan, CEO of LEVC, commented:“LEVC’s strategy is to become a leading zero-carbon mobility technology company and our new direction will see us grow beyond manufacturing the world’s most advanced taxi, the TX, and deliver smart, green, safe, and accessible mobility solutions to all.
“Building on our unrivalled heritage in producing the iconic London black cab, we have adapted our business to meet the rapidly accelerating demand for spacious, flexible electric vehicles. The L380 Multi-Purpose Vehicle (MPV) debuts today and ushers in not one but two firsts for LEVC: it is our first model to be based on advanced, flexible Space Oriented Architecture (SOA) technology – and it also launches LEVC into an entirely new sector.
“Setting new standards for occupant-focused interior space, L380 raises the bar for large luxury fully electric MPVs. The first of a new range of models, it is inspired by our rich history, combined with the resources of the Geely organisation, setting us on an exciting new path, bringing advanced zero-emission transportation to more customers than ever before.”
