Aston Martin CEO Andy Palmier recently confirmed the British automaker was working on an all-electric version of the Rapide that is scheduled to hit markets in 2017. The four-door luxury car is set to be company's first battery-powered vehicle, which will offset some of the CO2 output from Aston Martin's other models in light of the recent down-sizing trend that has affected many of the big players in the market. This means it will be able to keep the iconic V12 engines that the company has beco...
Aston Martin CEO Andy Palmier recently confirmed the British automaker was working on an all-electric version of the Rapide that is scheduled to hit markets in 2017. The four-door luxury car is set to be company's first battery-powered vehicle, which will offset some of the CO2 output from Aston Martin's other models in light of the recent down-sizing trend that has affected many of the big players in the market. This means it will be able to keep the iconic V12 engines that the company has beco...
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