Dyson will produce not one, not two, but three electric cars

Tom Allen
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Supply chain and manufacturing experience could give Dyson an important edge

Electric cars are all the rage now, with manufacturers from Ford and Citroen to BMW and Tesla getting in on the action. What we didn't expect was a vacuum vendor to make their mark. British firm...

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