British Built Cars | LEVC handover the first TX Electric Taxi to cabbie David Harris in London

LEVC handover the first TX Electric Taxi to cabbie David Harris in London

London EV Company Published on 25 Jan 2018 Subscribe 407 Experienced cabbie David Harris was the first to receive the brand new TX electric taxi, officially certified by Transport for London's test centre, and is now plying for trade on London's roads. The first of many, this marks the arrival of the electric revolution in the taxi trade. Read more at: www.levc.com

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