Ted McKenna writes for PR Week about Carbon’s public relations efforts including the Carbon Council, the upcoming launch of the concept demonstration vehicle and the Pure Justice Tour.
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ATLANTA, Ga. — Carbon Motors Corporation announced today that Dr. Lee Patrick Brown, a longtime law enforcement leader who served in President Clinton’s cabinet as the national “drug czar” and later as mayor of Houston, has joined the company’s advisory board to help chart the development of the world’s first purpose-built vehicle for law enforcement.
Brown is the latest addition to the new automaker’s advisory board, which is comprised of key thought leaders from the worlds of law enforce...
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Automaker Launches New Web Site for Direct Law Enforcement Input on Vehicle Design
ATLANTA, Ga.— Carbon Motors Corporation announced today that former Secretary Tom Ridge, the nation’s first secretary of the U.S. Department of Homeland Security and two-term governor of Pennsylvania, and former U.S. Rep. Lee Hamilton, retired member of Congress from Indiana and vice-chair of the 9/11 Commission, have joined the company’s advisory board to help guide the development of the world’s first purp...
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Imagine a pick up truck loaded with hoses and water tanks rolling into your drive masquerading as a fire truck. Or an ambulance arriving on the scene in the form of a station wagon with a stretcher and life-saving equipment strapped in the back. Unthinkable, right?
As far-fetched as it sounds, retrofitting existing consumer vehicles is how the 425,000 law enforcement vehicles across the country are currently made. Not for long, however—if Carbon Motors (www.carbonmotors.com) has anyt...
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Matthew Phenix holds his own “Cruiser Showdown” for Wired Magazine. Drive over to the Wired site and have a look at the comparison between Carbon’s E7 and the current industry leader in law enforcement vehicles.
Additionally, Mr. Phenix previously blogged about Carbon Motors on November 5, 2007, in Wired’s Blog Network, Autopia – The Carbon E7: RoboCop, Your Car is Ready. In it, he discusses the E7’s features and Carbon’s agreement with Lotus Eng...
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Carbon Motors Corporation is pleased to announce that that over 1,000 law enforcement officials have volunteered to join the Carbon Council. The Carbon Council is a users-group established by Carbon to provide direct interaction with the Company as it develops the world’s first purpose-built law enforcement patrol vehicle.
To date the Carbon Council is comprised of 1,061 law enforcement officials covering small, medium, and large agencies including urban and rural areas, cutting across fe...
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Carbon Motors Corporation and TOMAR Electronics, Inc. jointly announced today that Carbon has chosen TOMAR as its partner for the development and supply of visual emergency warning devices. Audible emergency warning devices and electronic traffic preemption emitter technology are also being considered for future expansion in the relationship. Terms of the deal were undisclosed.
“We welcome the team at TOMAR joining our effort to bring a world-class product to our nation’s First Responder...
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Matthew Phenix blogs about Carbon Motors on November 5, 2007, in Wired’s Blog Network, Autopia – The Carbon E7: RoboCop, Your Car is Ready. In it, he discusses the vehicle and Carbon’s agreement with Lotus Engineering.
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Carbon Motors Corporation, a new American automaker developing the world’s first purpose-built law enforcement patrol vehicle, has named Keith Richard Marchiando as its Vice-President and Chief Financial Officer. Marchiando will report to William Santana Li, Chairman and CEO of Carbon Motors and will have responsibility for all aspects of finance, human capital, information technology, and overall corporate integration matters.
“Keith has the perfect profile for Carbon Motors i...
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Carbon Motors Corporation and Lotus Engineering jointly announced today that the two companies will collaborate on the development of the world’s first purpose-built law enforcement patrol vehicle. Terms of the deal were undisclosed.
The first of its kind, this special purpose vehicle will provide a superior performing product with a much safer and more efficient operating environment for law enforcement officers, and offer a significantly lower total cost-of-ownership. A significant red...
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