Electric 4x4 vehicle specialist Munro reveals £17m order book

Stuart Stone
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Munro Vehicles announces new chairman and confirms preliminary orders for almost 250 all-electric 4x4s from commercial and private customers

Scotland's only volume production car company has today revealed preliminary orders for almost 250 of its specialist 4x4 electric vehicles (EV) in an order book totalling more than £17m through to 2027....

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