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Dyson, the company best known for its domestic appliances, is to build a track and testing facility as part of plans to start selling electric cars from 2021.
The business, led by inventor James Dyson, has already spent £84m renovating two hangars at a 517-acre disused airfield in Hullavington, Wiltshire.
The next phase of the airfield’s development is expected to bring Dyson’s investment in it to £200m.
The 10-mile test track will be part of a “world class vehicle testing campus”, according to Jim Rowan, chief executive of Dyson.
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