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Title 0-62 kWh BHP Range (Comb.) Price 440kW 4S 105kWh 5dr Auto [5 Seat] [Revised] 3.7s 105 kWh 590 £97,570 440kW 4S 105kWh 5dr Auto [Revised] 3.7s 105 kWh 590 £97,200 320kW 105kWh 5dr RWD Auto [5 Seat] [Revised] 4.8s 105 kWh 429.1 £89,570 320kW 105kWh 5dr RWD Auto [Revised] 4.8s 105 kWh 429.1 £89,200 515kW GTS 105kWh 5dr Auto 3.3s 105 kWh 690.6 £119,200 515kW GTS 105kWh 5dr Auto [5 Seat] 3.3s 105 kWh 690.6 £119,570 700kW Turbo S 105kWh 5dr Auto 2.4s 105 kWh 938.7 £163,200 649kW Turbo 105kWh 5dr Auto 2.7s 105 kWh 870.3 £136,200 700kW Turbo S 105kWh 5dr Auto [5 Seat] 2.4s 105 kWh 938.7 £163,570 649kW Turbo 105kWh 5dr Auto [5 Seat] 2.7s 105 kWh 870.3 £136,570 You might like
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