Caterham Project V: Electrification Of Fun - CleanTechnica

The article "Caterham Project V: Electrification Of Fun" from CleanTechnica explores Caterham's new electric vehicle, the Project V, which aims to preserve the raw, engaging driving experience of the classic Caterham 7 while embracing modern electrification. The Caterham 7, a minimalist, track-focused sports car derived from the 1950s Lotus 7, is known for its lightweight, driver-centric design and fun-to-drive character. The Project V seeks to continue this legacy for the next 70 years by delivering a balanced, agile electric car that avoids the overly stable, electronically controlled feel common in many modern EVs. This is achieved by splitting the battery pack to position weight both ahead of and behind the driver, maintaining a dynamic driving experience closer to the original 7. The prototype Project V, showcased at CES, offers a surprisingly roomy and comfortable interior compared to similar sports cars, with practical features such as a fixed roof, roll-down windows, rear cargo space,