The Charge ’67 is manufactured from all-new parts, boasts classic looks, carbon fiber bodywork, 536-horsepower, and more
Los Angeles – Charge Cars, the London-based company, is bringing its all-new electric-powered machine to the United States for the first time. The US launch of the Charge ’67 will take place at the legendary Petersen Automotive Museum in Los Angeles in late October, followed by a series of events across the West Coast and beyond, headlined by the Los Angeles Auto Show in mid-November
VEHICLE HIGHLIGHTS:
- Production limited to 499 vehicles
- 0-62mph in 3.99sec
- Ford-licensed bodyshell
- Carbon fiber exterior body panels
- 1120 lb-ft of torque
- 4iWD torque vectoring technology
- Modern driver aids
- Totally redesigned interior
- Custom suspension and AP Racing brakes
Limited to 499 vehicles, the Charge ’67 boasts 536 horsepower (400kW peak power) and an incredible 1120 lb-ft (1520 Nm) of torque. Using 4iWD to deliver torque vectoring technology, the EV will accelerate to 62mph in 3.99 seconds and onto an electronically limited top speed of 150mph.
Charge Cars is a British company based in London. The team consists of experienced automotive designers and engineers, drawing on experience acquired across multiple sectors and around the globe. The world-class team of perfectionists, car aficionados and technology geeks developed and is assembling the first cars using core components from technology partner Arrival.
The Charge ’67 is based on a brand new, officially licensed Ford Mustang body shell. Wrapped in lightweight composite body panels, the Charge ’67 features electric motors and floor-mounted batteries. The design team created an all-new interior as well as a fully digital dashboard, new suspension components, braking system and even lighting. Along with the electrification, the car features advanced driver aids, keyless access and a bespoke audio system. The company has worked closely with a number of leading suppliers to ensure the absolute premium quality of all components.
“We are delighted to be in Los Angeles with our partners to celebrate the launch of the Charge ’67 in the United States. It’s the ideal destination for our technology, design and performance, which has come to life in such an exciting way,” said Vadim Shagaleev, CEO of Charge Cars.
“We truly believe we’ve created something unique in the EV world. It’s a brand new, handbuilt, design icon that gives customers a genuine emotional connection to their car. Classic looks, cutting-edge technology and zero emissions now have a heart and soul. And this is just the beginning for us at Charge Cars,” said Mark Roberts, Chief Creative Officer of Charge Cars.
