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Loremo plans to launch an electric car

Loremo at the IAA in Frankfurt (Philip Meech)
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By:
Tom Armitage
September 12, 2007 05:00 AM

FRANKFURT Tiny Germany independent manufacturer Loremo plans to launch an electric version of its lightweight car.

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