As Coda Automotive goes through bankruptcy proceedings, related companies are not escaping the turmoil. Both Lio Energy Systems Holdings and Miles Electric Vehicles asked this week to have their bankruptcy cases jointed administered with Coda's, since they're all tied together.
Miles Ev
AltCar 2009: Coda Sedan test ride; wish we could drive the $30,000 (or so) electric vehicle
Coda EV Sedan - click above for high-res image gallery
EV club members get first rides in Coda Automotive electric sedan
Coda EV Sedan. Photo by Stefano Paris.
Coda Automotive adds former MINI, VW exec as marketing officer
Code EV sedan - Click above for high-res image gallery
Coda Automotive announces U.S. battery joint venture
Coda sedan - Click above for high res image gallery
Live coverage of the Coda EV including interior photos
Coda sedan - click above for a high res live gallery
Miles EV launches Coda Automotive for full speed electric sedan w/Video
Coda Automotive EV sedan - Click above for a high-res gallery
Miles EV launches Coda Automotive for full speed electric sedan w/VIDEO
click above for a high res gallery of the Code EV sedan
Miles Automotive removes highway speed electric vehicle from homepage, rebranding coming soon
As you can see in the screen grab above, Miles Automotive's website currently lists two just vehicles: low speed cars and trucks. But, you say, wasn't there a lot of talk about a highway-speed electric vehicle not that long ago (and even quite a while ago)? Indeed there was, and we can now explain why the vehicle has moved off of the company's homepage: it won't be a Miles EV when it arrives.
Attention Wal-Mart shoppers: Electric cars marked down on aisle 6
Might your next (first?) electric vehicle purchase be transacted at Wal-Mart? It's not out of realm of possibility. Mexican company, GS Motors, is already selling 3 different models from China's First Auto Works (FAW) at a so-called "big box" retail chain in Mexico and has plans to replicate the strategy north of their border. Company CEO Kathleen Ligocki says, "I think the product will be ready for the U.S. market within five years." Starting next year, the Chinese designs are expected to be as
Miles EV board now includes ex-GM and Ford electric vehicle execs
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Miles EV CEO talks about highway speed electric sedan, company's future
A little while back, we got our first official peek of the Miles EV highway speed sedan. That picture can now be fleshed out a bit with details on how Miles EV is planning to bring this Chinese-built all-electric car to the US market. Miles EV CEO Kevin Czinger sat down with AutoblogGreen and talked about the branding of this vehicle, who Miles EV thinks the first customers will be, and the estimated 10-year showroom lifespan of this particular model (with variants). More importantly, he gave da
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