Talk Morgan Forums Community The Malvern Arms Geneva Motor Show 2016

The new version of the MTWe is going to be revealed, I believe. I hope they get the front right.

I will be going by train from Milan and returning the same day. It means a very early start from home and a late return but one can relax on the train.

I will be looking at more than just the Morgan stand because I need to decide about a new car this year. The Alfa is now getting a bit tatty but more importantly Euro 3 diesels are starting to be banned in many Italian cities during periods of high pollution.

Alis may be coming with me this year.

"After just 6 weeks, 2016 is already an exciting year for Morgan.
The Geneva Motor Show is now less than a month away and we will be launching two new models. We're celebrating our illustrious past with the launch of the 4/4 80th special edition, a model that marks 80 years of the longest running production car in the world, the Morgan 4/4. Looking firmly to the future, the production intent EV3 is arguably the most exciting electric car in the world and our first production electric vehicle. We hope you can join us on March 1st either in person or online to witness the unveiling of these two new models"
Steve Morris, Managing Director

Note:
NO mention of a special 3-wheeler??

Any info on the EV3?
Wish I was going to be in Geneva..
Maybe I should get out there...

The EV3 is the special three wheeler! There's a clue to what it looks like on the Morgan website. There will be a rather nice three wheeler there as well but you will have to be patient!

Make of this what you will!

I had a good long chat with John Wells at the TM MCC do and I think I might have to find another place to store my shoes!

It looks like its got a lot of lights up front so you won't get much range in the dark.

I'm just about to get a charger installed at home for the work hack I bet I've got the betamax and not the VHS version.

Betamax was better quality than VHS, but didn't have the compelling programs (porn apparently!).

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