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Caterham Project V: The Electric Sports Car That Breaks Every Expectation

There were the first images of the compact Murray T25

Online edition of Autocar has published the first images of new urban compact Murrey T25, created by British designer Gordon Murray.

As stated on the website designer, model T25 represents a new class of vehicles, as well as a new symbol of the XXI century Britain.

This is a car length in half the standard car, equipped with security systems on a four-star EuroNCAP. At the same power to weight ratio model exceeds this figure executive sedan with a 2.0-liter engine - is said on the website designer.

 first images of the compact Murray T25
 first images of the compact Murray T25
 first images of the compact Murray T25

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