Friday Blog Is Out

[Ty]

White car is E1A Look here

And, THAT made me find this:
"After tests of the E1A are completed, Elio plans to build 100 pre-production vehicles in a former General Motors assembly plant in Shreveport, Louisiana, that had assembled Hummers."

And THAT made me sad. Too bad they didn't get started on the 100 pre-production vehicles...

 

[RSchneider]

It’s becoming a problem when we can’t remember what Elio is what or how many have been built. This used to be the place that knew what kind of coffee Paul had for the day.

 

[Elio Amazed]

That's right! I could have sworn there was also a black one.

Yep.

 

[84mpg]

Thanks for posting the pic.

That's one fine looking vehicle. It's gotta make it to market....

 

[Johnny Acree]

Elio Motors Blog Index
July 20, 2019



We know that there is a ton of information out there on the Elio. In an attempt to make this information easier to sort through, please find below an index of past Momentum’s.

Vehicle

The Elio Interior

The Ergonomics of the Elio

The Fenders

Seeing the Light

Enjoying the Ride

Vision and Visibility

Business of Elio

Trimming Costs

A Legislative Update

Your Feedback Matters

Managing Information

Moving Forward: A Plant Update

Focusing on What Unites Us

When Less is More

The Elio Experience

Automotive News

Two Recent Trends

Late Summer Driving Trends

The Search for Affordable Transportation

Summer Driving Trends

Gas Prices: Why They Change, Where They’re Going, What to Do

Vehicle

The Elio Interior

The Ergonomics of the Elio

The Fenders

Seeing the Light

Enjoying the Ride

Vision and Visibility

Business of Elio

Trimming Costs

A Legislative Update

Your Feedback Matters

Managing Information

Moving Forward: A Plant Update

Focusing on What Unites Us

When Less is More

The Elio Experience

Automotive News

Two Recent Trends

Late Summer Driving Trends

The Search for Affordable Transportation

Summer Driving Trends

Gas Prices: Why They Change, Where They’re Going, What to Do

 

[Made in USA]

With this latest blog are they hinting they will not need to do anymore Friday blogs since all they have been posting are the old ones anyway? This past month they missed at least one and the last one was posted on Saturday. With the stock being in the STOP PINK situation it's clear that keeping us informed is not only not a priority, it's not even a concern. It's also not helpful to tell us to read the blog when they are all old. Can't even get a straight answer about shareholder meetings. Maybe this hot weather is making me cranky. Guess I'll just close my eyes and image how efficient the air conditioning in an Elio must be with such a small interior.

 

[Johnny Acree]

that's the way i took it.

 

[Watashiwah]

“Pink” and the ‘Stopsign’ symbol have alternated the last few days, right now it’s the ‘stopsign’. I’m not sure if that is related to some sort of ‘forward looking’ information shared with the OTC folks.....also, it makes me wonder if OTC decisions might be influenced somewhat by a stock ‘maintaining’ a plateau which might indicate new developments and/or bona fide renewed interest. There is something keeping the stock price unrealistically around $ 1.50 to $1.80. It just doesn’t make sense....

 

[Samuel Gompers]

“Pink” and the ‘Stopsign’ symbol have alternated the last few days, right now it’s the ‘stopsign’. I’m not sure if that is related to some sort of ‘forward looking’ information shared with the OTC folks.....also, it makes me wonder if OTC decisions might be influenced somewhat by a stock ‘maintaining’ a plateau which might indicate new developments and/or bona fide renewed interest. There is something keeping the stock price unrealistically around $ 1.50 to $1.80. It just doesn’t make sense....

I suppose this really should be in the stock price thread. I noticed the status flips as well. When it went to normal, the stock recovered about twenty cents, but hasn't seemed to take a hit with the return to Stop/Pink No Information/Delinquent SEC Reporting status.

There would seem to be no reason to stress about this, the ELIO stock price has never "made sense" since it went public. It has always been an emotional/speculative purchase. The fundamentals always have told the same story.

 

[Made in USA]

How hard would it be for Elio to take all the reservations, put them into a spreadsheet (if they aren't already), and see how many there are.
The Elio website simply says there are over 65,000 to date, but that hasn't been updated for a very long time.

Simply updating that number would show that the reservationists still count for something.

Unless of course the number has actually gone down, which is unlikely.