Scarlet Motors partners with Metropolia University for electric sports car development

Scarlet Motors partners with Metropolia University for electric sports car development

It wasn’t long ago we witnessed the birth of EV manufacturer Scarlet Motors, and it’s growing up so fast. The company has just announced it has united with the Finnish Metropolia University of Applied Sciences to accelerate the development of its all-electric sports car. Metropolia isn’t new to the EV game, and already has the achievement of the E-RA sporty prototype to its name. Students actively work on research and development projects, and Scarlet’s CEO feels the “unique” university environment will “push the boundaries.” Don’t expect them to have all the fun, however, as Scarlet is creating an online community of motorists to help steer its open design process, even if it does need boffins to build it.

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