US EditionCaterham’s ‘functional prototype’ of upcoming EV set for reveal at Tokyo Auto Show
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For a brand known for its small, light and stripped trays, seeing an electric coupe comes intriguing. And that's exactly what's going to be played at the beginning of 2026. Caterham is preparing a new chapter for its Project V, this future zero-emission coupe that must pave the way for the first serial electric Caterham. The British brand has confirmed that it is in Japan, at the Tokyo show in January 2026, that the public will see for the first…
Caterham reveals more details of Project V electric sports car
The first working prototype of the radical Caterham Project V sports car will be shown in Japan next month. Set to be the British marque’s first electric vehicle, the Caterham Project V prototype makes its public debut on 9 January 2026 at the Tokyo Auto Salon. In addition, the original Project V show car will make its first appearance in the United States as part of the 2026 CES event in Las Vegas. Japanese firm VT Holdings’ ownership of Cater…
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Shropshire StarCaterham’s ‘functional prototype’ of upcoming EV set for reveal at Tokyo Auto Show
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Caterham Project V Sports EV Prototype To Debut At 2026 Tokyo Auto Salon
British lightweight sports car specialist Caterham Cars has been teasing its Project V all-electric coupe since mid-2023, when the first concept version was shown. At the time, Caterham said Project V would enter production in 2025, but it turns out that goal was a bit too optimistic. In a fresh update released about its all-electric [...]
First Caterham Project V prototype to be shown in January
Electric sports car project shows signs of life after a year of silence Caterham will show a near-production version of its first electric car on 9 January. The first rolling prototype of the Project V sports car will be displayed at the upcoming Tokyo Auto Salon, marking a major milestone in its development. The company has been largely silent about the progress of the project since October last year, when it announced it had partnered with Ya…
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