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I started with an electronic Rolodex back in the early 90's. Then a Palm, then a Dell something or other that ran Windows then some flip open item from some other company that was like a super mini laptop. it was a continual rotation of items for a while. For the last 10 or so years, it's been...

The Elio has been spotted in Memphis, Michigan and St. Louis for testing.

I never clicked on the various things on the website. I assumed they were still selling T-Shirts. On the other hand, hats are still nice. Also, you can just take the Elio logo that you get from online, then give it to a place that makes t-shirts and they will make a few up for you. I know Elio...

Over all of my years I have dealt with lots of marketing people. Being an engineer you typically butt heads. I have found it's been for different reasons. The Virgin Galactic is a good example but I watched a documentary over the weekend that had to deal with the Fyre Festival. If you have...

From the SEC filing: From looking at the Elio there's nothing unique or difficult for another manufacturer when it comes to making their own Elio. It would be 100X easier for an existing company to do it as they can raid their own parts shelves for most of the underpinnings. Then they can use...

You can check out the latest T-Shirt here: https://www.eliowear.com/

You gotta love politics. They never talk about all of the jobs the Japanese, Germans, Koreans and Chinese have created over the last 20 years in the automotive industry. They will talk about a few GM plants closing like it's the end of the world. Then talk to the Japanese and make it look like...

You are in luck. GM has been shedding assets, business and people for the last 10 years. They are just like Sears was in the early 90’s. Selling off stuff kept the business profitable for a while but it finally caught up with them. GM is next but give it another 5 years and they will be in...

Good to see the Elio will be running on some Hoosiers.

Just like this plant in Fenton, MO. They made tons of those Dodge Minivans that were all the rage, plus the ultra successful Ram trucks. The history is great to look at as the plant has been leveled: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Saint_Louis_Assembly Then there's the St. Louis Ford plant that...

They just set up a payment structure and pay the fine off over 5 years. That fine is no big deal. The $7.5M fine is and that's what nobody talks about. Racer Trust is helping Elio to succeed buy being super nice and delaying the payment. They can keep doing that for a long time then start...

They sun is a dying star and will die out soon.

The Elio specifications beat everyone hands down. If Elio did one simple trick, they would be funded tomorrow. Hopefully they figure it out.

From looking at their SEC filings, they have 10 years of reserve to make it happen. So, if 2029 there's no an Elio in your garage, I'd give up. As of now, the business model allows them to go for a long time.

Here's who needs to buy it: http://www.industrialrealtygroup.com Then lease it to this company: https://www.eliomotors.com Here's what happened to the old GM Loraine Assembly plant, the went to Racer Trust, then sold to IRG then sold to Fuyao and what they had to do with it...

I will agree to Lush Motors as soon as they make non refundable deposits on their 3 wheelers and target a production date at (XX) weeks in the future. Unless they do this, they are a fantasy that is built up in someones mind.

Just like the Cree Sam. It's broken.

I think they need to use "targeted" as opposed to "is". As of now, the sales are nothing because it only will top out in 55 mph. It also only has a range of 60 miles (100 miles optional). That's not to any spec for the US, so I bet that 60 miles is only 50 using the US spec. Plus there's no...

Here's the Cree Sam US site. It has all of the latest info. https://sam-of-usa.com/en Plus the brand new Sam Snowking: https://sam-of-usa.com/en/snowking

The German invasion is coming when you talk about electric transportation. It's not if, but when. Daimler and VAG are big into commercial trucks. It's good we punished VAG over and over again for polluting our air because we asked for them to electrify America because that's what we are...