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The 1-U is not the filing you are looking for. It's only covering the sale of the stock to Overstock. Typically, if you do not do you SEC filing, you get dropped to Pinks. Only time will tell.

It might not just be the next big thing but the next megatrend. These articles explain a bit about security tokens. http://thehill.com/opinion/technology/377592-security-tokens-could-be-the-next-big-thing-in-cryptoassets...

Overstock working more of their magic: https://www.manufacturing.net/news/2018/04/struggling-three-wheeler-startup-elio-motors-receives-25-million-boost

Looks like Overstock is already chipping away at the amount needed to get the Elio to production: https://www.digitaltrends.com/cars/elio-motors-receives-overstock-investment-plans-cryptocurrency/

How about these with the Elio logo on them:

This site is up to around 4200 members. So, that's 6.4% of the reservation holders if you count 100% have a SIL.

It's good to see Elio finally addressing the financing options for the Elio but they forgot about the accredited investor that can buy the Eliocoin. I want to hear more about that in a blog. I'm accredited and curious..........

People still buy them but the bulk are fleet sales. The numbers keep going down. If you want to see a good example, just look at VW. They are having record sales numbers even though they polluted up the US with those cheater diesels and the company was to go out of business. Want to know how...

I can't stress this enough, please go to China and live there for at least 5 months. China is way ahead of the US when it comes to alternative energy and working hard to stop relying on oil. No matter what i say doesn't matter because you need to see it for yourself.

The world has plenty of cheap practical vehicles. Those are sold to third world countries. As for the US we are not, thus the reason why people don't buy practical cheap cars in droves. They but they buy what they want.

Ford knows something that others don’t. If 10 years ago you asked anyone if they would buy a twin turbo aluminum pickup, they would have laughed you out of the bar. Honestly, most people don’t care where a car is made plus most could care less about sedans. There is a niche that does and Elio...

Makes sense. I seen Willie Nelson at Farm Aid 2 years ago and he was to have died something like 20 times but he was up there singing away. Neil Young looks like he should be dead but man he does a great live show. Neil Young does have this: http://www.lincvolt.com

I looked it up and Steve Miller is 74 years old. Elio better get a car out soon before he dies so he can make the official Elio song.

They cold license a company that makes RC cars. That way you could drive your own Elio. Ironically, I found a site for a three wheeled RC car but it says: "Coming Soon" http://www.nitrokings.com/coming-soon-from-redcat-racing-s-tryk-r-pro-brushless-3-wheel-rc-car/

Back in the day I was high tech and bought the whole Steve Miller collection on CD to replace my albums. luckily that laser didn't burn through those CD's (which some people at the time thought they would) and I transferred them to something I could put on my phone. I still have a Sony Diskman...

It only took 52 months to get over 65K and when it came to a committed sale, that was just over 21K went for it. So, it's technically not zero but it's pretty much niche of a niche. I think that the targeted price and up to MPG was the real seller. Elio is in the range of the Polaris Slingshot...

Oil prices are creeping up not going up at a rapid rate. People can live with that. Also we need a good ol' fashioned problem with the economy where factories are shutting down and high unemployment. mix those two together, then Elio will be set. Then there's the issue with how we are hell bent...

There's lots of value in Elio but most of it is in the virtual world. When I look at all of those Momentum's and the CAD screen shots, what is in CAD looks more like a production vehicle but the actual E-Series ones are not. They spent lots of time and money designing something in the virtual...

Here's what I was thinking. The Eliocoin domain was purchased back in mid November. So, Elio had to know by then that the NASDAQ listing was not going to happen. As we have seen, 8 weeks and it should have been listed. So, Elio decided to not release an SEC filing and just wait it out as long as...