Chinese-backed, German-based company Apollo has revealed an electric sports car prototype, previewing technology that will underpin its future EVs.
The firm, which in its original guise built the Gumpert Apollo from 2005 and in 2017 began selling the Intensa Emozione, has been developing the G2J for more than two years.
The rolling prototype is constructed of lightweight composite materials, including carbonfibre, and takes the form of a small, sleek, aerodynamic coupé with a space-age design.
The G2J is currently being used to test and refine Apollo’s electric powertrain, connectivity and digital ecosystem technology. No powertrain or performance details have been announced, however.
While it does preview future Apollo electric cars, the G2J’s design isn’t directly indicative of the firm’s upcoming electric sports car concept, it has confirmed.
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