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Dyson To Build Electric Cars In Singapore – With 2021 Launch Planned

October 25, 2018

The prominent Brexit backer Sir James Dyson has chosen Singapore over the UK as the manufacturing base for his firm’s new electric car, as it steps up plans to take on big…

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