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Range Rover Sport P510e

PETROL ENGINE IN A CAR WEIGHING 2.7 tons sounds like a recipe for financial ruin and an unhealthy relationship with fuel station staff. And a lot of Twix Xtras. But we live in a world where batteries command more budget resource than internal combustion engines as an industry races to fit a plug socket to as many of its cars as possible.

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