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Electra Meccanica Announces Collaboration with 7-Eleven Canada

ElectraMeccanica Vehicles Corp., a designer and manufacturer of electric vehicles, announced today that it will work with 7-Eleven, Inc., the world’s largest convenience retailer, to take to the streets of Vancouver, British Columbia, with two of its all-electric, single-passenger SOLOs. The new-to-market, three-wheel electric vehicles will be used to promote 7-Eleven’s delivery service, saving customers’ time while helping the environment. This exciting new collaboration has the potential to expand in the future.

For more information see https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/electra-meccanica-announces-collaboration-with-7-eleven-canada-300706779.html.

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Solo electric three-wheeler coming to the US this fall

Here’s an article describing how the Solo EV is coming to the US this fall. It’s a shame Electra Meccanica is prioritizing the US over Canada, but I understand why. More people equals more potential sales plus the weather in much of the states is more conducive to the EVs, particularly for the battery charging and discharging cycles.

Featured image courtesy of http://www.emvauto.com/

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Vancouver-based Solo offering $1,000 off its vehicle if you’ve made a deposit on another EV

“Meccanica, a lesser known Vancouver-based electric vehicle manufacturer, is offering drivers $1,000 USD towards its Solo car. Anyone who has already placed a deposit on another electric vehicle can apply to buy a Solo and the company will give them $1,000 towards the vehicle.”

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Maker of single-passenger electric car files for $10 million public offering

The Solo

“Electra Meccanica, a Canadian company gearing up production of a single-seat car that looks like it’s missing its back half, is about to go public.

The company announced Wednesday that it will list a $10 million public offering on the NASDAQ. Shares will be sold starting Thursday under the tickers “SOLO” (for common shares) and “SOLOW” (for warrants). The ticker symbols are a reference to the vehicle it produces — the Solo.”

Read the rest of the article here.