LONDON -- Dyson, best known for its vacuum cleaners and hand dryers, is charging ahead with a 2-billion-pound ($2.6 billion) push to start building electric cars, unveiling plans to turn a former airfield into a vehicle-testing site.
LONDON -- Dyson, best known for its vacuum cleaners and hand dryers, is charging ahead with a 2-billion-pound ($2.6 billion) push to start building electric cars, unveiling plans to turn a former airfield into a vehicle-testing site.