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OnePlus teases electric car, which apparently consists of curves
If Apple won’t do it, someone else will.
Smartphone maker OnePlus has posted a teaser for an upcoming electric car called Warp — presumably after the company’s fast battery-charging tech.
The company accompanied the announcement with a short teaser video, and by the looks of it, it appears that the OnePlus car will consist of many, many curves and little else. Just look at the thing.
OnePlus says that today, April 1 (AKA April Fools’ Day), is the day you can say goodbye to gasoline — but there’s no information on availability of the car — all we’re told is that it’s “coming soon.” Let’s just hope it arrives on the market faster than a certain company’s $35,000 mid-sized electric sedan.
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