Redefining EVs: The SAGA of ACE

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Alpha Motor is proud to present the latest development of the ACE Coupe, redefining electric vehicles for the mainstream—a daily driver with nostalgic appeal. Visit https://www.alphamotorinc.com/about/redefining-evs-ace-coupe for more information.

Building on the success of the WOLF truck series—which leverages Alpha Motor’s modular platform and smart production processes to efficiently produce a diverse range of vehicles for a broad audience—we have applied the same strategy to advance the development of our sedans.SAGA, a mid-size electric sedan, is designed to offer both practicality and an engaging driving experience. By converging the ACE program with SAGA, the ACE now serves as a 2-door coupe built on the same modular platform, streamlining the development process and maximizing efficiency. Earlier this year, Alpha Motor announced the progress of SAGA, leveraging the insights gained from the WOLF production program to enhance the preproduction of our EV lineup.

Upgrading the ACE to the mid-size SAGA platform strengthens its appeal to the mainstream and establishes it as a stronger market competitor. Along with increased battery capacity, power, and interior space, these improvements enhance production efficiency and scalability for Alpha Motor’s sedan category.
This unified approach organizes our vehicle development into two primary categories: light trucks and sedans. By standardizing processes and platform technologies, we optimize production to deliver versatile vehicles that prioritize consumer needs, including accessibility, performance, and personalization. Even down to the details, Alpha Motor’s component strategy, has enabled streamlined production and efficiency while maintaining a focus on high-quality execution. Visit https://www.alphamotorinc.com/about/redefining-evs-ace-coupe for more information.

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