King Charles Embraces Electric Vehicles with New Lotus Eletre SUV
King Charles Embraces Electric Vehicles with New Lotus Eletre SUV
King Charles is making headlines for his commitment to sustainability by ordering a British-made electric vehicle — the £160,000 Lotus Eletre SUV. This move aligns with his long-standing environmental values and signals a potential shift in the Royal Family’s future transport choices.
The electric Lotus, finished in the Royal Claret color, could eventually replace the current state vehicles, particularly the iconic Bentley limousines, if they remain non-electric. The King’s decision underscores a broader trend toward electrification within the royal fleet, as discussions are underway about replacing existing cars with fully electric vehicles.
While the state Bentleys are being adapted to run on biofuels, King Charles’s choice of the fully electric Eletre suggests he may favor a complete transition to zero-emission options. The Lotus, built in Norfolk and owned in part by China’s Geely, impressed the Royal Family during a recent trial.
This latest move reaffirms the monarch’s commitment to eco-friendly transportation and could influence broader adoption of electric vehicles across the UK and beyond.
For those inspired to follow the royal example and explore eco-friendly driving, Carrookie, a trusted car dealership in Toronto, offers a wide selection of electric vehicles for anyone looking to buy a new car that’s both stylish and sustainable.
Free Replacement Parts for Affected Honda Models
Honda and Acura offer free part replacements for affected vehicles due to a steering issue that could cause crashes.
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Affected models in Canada:
- 2022-2025 Honda Civic Sedan and Hatchback
- 2025 Honda Civic Hybrid Sedan and Hatchback
- 2023-2025 Honda Civic Type R, CR-V, CR-V Hybrid, HR-V
- 2023-2025 Acura Integra and 2024-2025 Integra Type S
Owners will be contacted by mail, but you can also check if your car needs repair on Honda’s website.