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Behold: the LEVC L380, a brand new electric MPV built by a taxi company

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Behold: the LEVC L380, a brand new electric MPV built by a taxi company | Top Gear

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The big new bus marks a shift for the Chinese-owned brand famous for building cabs

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Behold: the LEVC L380, a brand new electric MPV built by a taxi company

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The big new bus marks a shift for the Chinese-owned brand famous for building cabs

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Behold: the LEVC L380, a brand new electric MPV built by a taxi company

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The big new bus marks a shift for the Chinese-owned brand famous for building cabs

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Behold: the LEVC L380, a brand new electric MPV built by a taxi company

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Behold: the LEVC L380, a brand new electric MPV built by a taxi company

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The big new bus marks a shift for the Chinese-owned brand famous for building cabs

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A company famous for building taxis has revealed a new car that’ll spearhead an entirely new range of EVs. A noble business pursuit, but really, look! It’s 2023 and this is a brand new, rather cool-looking MPV!

The London Electric Vehicle Company (LEVC), owned by Chinese SuperMegaCorp Geely, remember, tells us this new L380 marks the transition from “high end taxi manufacturer to a leading provider of e-mobility solutions”.

It’ll make that transition via Geely’s ‘SOA’ (space orientated architecture) platform, and up to eight adult-sized seats packaged inside a very sleek, modern bodyshell. LEVC hasn’t yet divulged what’ll power the big lug, but the SOA apparently allows for “advances in range, efficiency, safety, charging time, durability and connectivity”.

Importantly, we’re told the L380 – sounds like a plane, offers only fractionally less space than a plane – will be available in six or eight-seat configurations and will “raise the bar” for interior flexibility. On the car’s part, not yours – LEVC is not inviting you to become a contortionist.

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It’ll launch first in China next year, after which it’ll be available in other areas of Earth. Tech specs will follow soon, too.

“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,” said LEVC boss Alex Nan.

“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.”

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A company famous for building taxis has revealed a new car that’ll spearhead an entirely new range of EVs. A noble business pursuit, but really, look! It’s 2023 and this is a brand new, rather cool-looking MPV!

The London Electric Vehicle Company (LEVC), owned by Chinese SuperMegaCorp Geely, remember, tells us this new L380 marks the transition from “high end taxi manufacturer to a leading provider of e-mobility solutions”.

It’ll make that transition via Geely’s ‘SOA’ (space orientated architecture) platform, and up to eight adult-sized seats packaged inside a very sleek, modern bodyshell. LEVC hasn’t yet divulged what’ll power the big lug, but the SOA apparently allows for “advances in range, efficiency, safety, charging time, durability and connectivity”.

Importantly, we’re told the L380 – sounds like a plane, offers only fractionally less space than a plane – will be available in six or eight-seat configurations and will “raise the bar” for interior flexibility. On the car’s part, not yours – LEVC is not inviting you to become a contortionist.

It’ll launch first in China next year, after which it’ll be available in other areas of Earth. Tech specs will follow soon, too.

“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,” said LEVC boss Alex Nan.

“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.”

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The big new bus marks a shift for the Chinese-owned brand famous for building cabs