SINGAPORE – During driving lessons, instructors drilled “nine and three o’clock” into learners the moment they got behind the steering wheel. Years later, many steer one-handed and call it style – but the Avatr 07 puts an end to that. Its rectangular “wheel” requires a two-handed grip, unless you want to look like you are fending off karate kicks in a Jackie Chan film.The unconventional set-up is part of Avatr’s identity as a design-led, tech-heavy, upmarket electric vehicle (EV) brand from China. Like IM Motors’ IM 6, the electric sport utility vehicle is aimed at premium European rivals.The Avatr 07…