Swedish automotive start-up Uniti's first vehicle launch will be an "affordable" and fully electric car, which is scheduled to go into production in the UK by 2020.
The vehicle, called Uniti One, has a host of innovative features including a connective and intuitive user interface, and will have high energy efficiency, with a 22 kilowatt hour battery that is estimated to power the vehicle for up to 186 miles (300 kilometres) on one charge.
The cars will be built at a facility in Silverstone, which will be Uniti's first production site in the world, and the first fully-digital electric vehicle production site in the UK.

The fully electric car will produce at least 75 per cent less carbon ? from manufacture to disposal ? than ordinary cars, according to the manufacturer. In a bid to further lessen its environmental impact, it will be made from recyclable carbon fibre and organic composite materials.
The eco-friendly city car will be built at the company's pilot production plant at Silverstone Park ? home of the British Formula 1 Grand Prix ? as soon as 2020.

The plant will serve as a model for what is called "digital twinning", a technology organised by Siemens that will be used to create a network of licensed digital assembly plants across the world.
Digital twinning techniques see all production and product data stored digitally, meaning that this data can then be used as a blueprint to be replicated, shared and uploaded in other assembly plants loc...