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Motor Mouth: Electrify my world – or not
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If you want a car which pirouettes like a ballerina, the Mercedes-Benz EQG is one option.
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Christopher Tan
SINGAPORE – Electric cars are full of party tricks. They can move sideways like a crab, bounce up and down like a kangaroo or even fart like a cow.
They put on kaleidoscopic light shows, open and close doors or windows remotely, park remotely, switch on the air-conditioning remotely and can be constantly connected to you via your mobile phone.
