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Posted on October 12, 2017 by By STANLEY REED and AMIE TSANG

An Electric Car and a Rugged Throwback: The Dreams of 2 Rich Britons

James Dyson is looking to the future and Jim Ratcliffe to the past. But to make their cars a reality they must overcome the auto industry’s high barriers to entry.
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