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Dyson's next move to keep the world clean is an electric car


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Dyson, the company known for high-tech vacuum cleaners and those hand dryers that blast air, is on the road to adding cars to its list of products.

The company announced Tuesday morning that British founder James Dyson told employees about the company's plans to launch a battery electric vehicle by 2020.

James Dyson just announced to @Dyson employees that we’ve begun work on a battery electric vehicle, due to launch in 2020pic.twitter.com/yUZNvIsYIi

— Dyson (@Dyson) September 26, 2017

An email went out explaining the company's history with air pollution and vehicles, which goes back to 1988 when Dyson worked on filtering vehicle exhaust. Drawings were included of early designs and concepts. Read more...

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