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Then, as now, recharging remained a lengthy process. Globe-Union promised the Endura’s “on board charger uses a 110-volt, 30-amp circuit and takes 14 to 16 hours to fully recharge a discharged battery pack,” while the “off-board charger requires a single-phase 220-volt, 30-amp circuit which will provided a 90 per cent recharge in seven hours”.

Aerodynamic efficiency for improved driving range was also high on the list of Globe-Union’s priorities, the Endura featuring, according to the company, a “small spoiler on [the] undercarriage, plexiglass covered rectangular headlights, recessed wipers and flush-mounted windshield reduces air flow resistance”.

Rob Margeit has been an automotive journalist for over 20 years, covering both motorsport and the car industry. Rob joined CarAdvice in 2016 after a long career at Australian Consolidated Press. Rob covers automotive news and car reviews while also writing in-depth feature articles on historically significant cars and auto manufacturers. He also loves discovering obscure models and researching their genesis and history.

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