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CTOnews.com, October 29 (Xinhua)-- Charge Cars, a British electric car manufacturer, announced earlier this week that it had obtained a commercial license for the "design" of the 1967 Ford Mustang Fastback.

According to reports, after getting a license from Ford, the manufacturer will be able to produce the classic muscle car completely on its own, rather than buying the case from a third party.

As an old car reborn by electric, the appearance of the electric Mustang basically retains the outline of the original model, but the use of closed front grille makes it reveal some modern style. Charge Cars says it will use as many lightweight composites as possible to make the body to optimize aerodynamic performance.

The interior of the car is almost "reborn": although the steering wheel can still reveal some retro style, the design of a large central control screen with a small number of physical buttons is quite modern. The car is equipped with bucket seats and a multi-purpose steering wheel, and if you don't look at the appearance, the entire cockpit layout is almost no different from the current popular car design.

On the power side, the car is equipped with 63kWh batteries and four motors, with a total power of up to 400kW, a total torque of 1500Nm, an acceleration time of 0-60mph and an acceleration time of 3.99s, and can drive 200mph per charge (CTOnews.com Note: about 321.87 km). In addition, due to the four motors, the car will also have the function of torque vector distribution, which will be able to cope with situations such as driving at high speed or turning.

Charge Cars plans to produce 499 electric Mustangs, starting at £350,000 (currently about 3.108 million yuan)-it is clear that the car and most of the classic cars that have been "revived" in the form of electric are still a very niche product.

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