New York, NY — April 23, 2009. Carbon Motors Corporation today made its official stop in New York City as part of the 2009 Pure Justice Tour for the Carbon ‘E7’, the world’s first purpose-built law enforcement vehicle. In honor of this occasion, Carbon Motors was invited to ring the opening bell at NASDAQ. Included are prepared remarks by William Santana Li, chairman and chief executive officer, Carbon Motors Corporation.
“Ladies and gentlemen, good morning! On behalf of Carbon M...
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Carbon Motors Corporation was invited to open the NASDAQ today. Members of Carbon’s executive team, board of directors and suppliers were present for this honorable event. CNBC covered the event live and then later interviewed Chairman and CEO, William Santana Li, and Executive Vice President and Chief Strategy Officer, Andrew B Savarie. The E7 was once again caught in a flurry of media attention – this time in the middle of New York’s Times Square.
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Sitting in the Carbon Motors E7, you realize it’s the product of police officers dreaming up the ideal vehicle for law enforcement. Judging by the reaction local cops had when they saw the E7 yesterday, there’s going to be a lot of eager customers.
Read the story and see their pictures here.
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CNN spent time with the Carbon Motors team during a recent trip to the nation’s Capitol.
On March 18, 2009, the Carbon E7 was on display in front of the Russell Senate Office Building at the United States Capitol. CNN’s Paul Courson met with members of Carbon Motors to discuss the world’s first law enforcement patrol vehicle, plans to manufacture the vehicle in the United States and the effect it will have on the economy. Read the complete story here.
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WASHINGTON, DC — Carbon Motors Corporation announced today that 5 US States have made the short list for the location of the Carbon Campus, which will house the entirety of the company’s operations. Carbon Motors is a bold, new homeland security company that has developed the Carbon E7, the world’s first purpose-built law enforcement patrol vehicle. Independent projections forecast that 10,000 new sustainable direct and indirect American jobs will be created driving a $3 billion positive ec...
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Carbon Motors ‘E7’ was on display Thursday at Soliant, a Lancaster County company that makes the “paintfilm” that covers the vehicle in place of a normal paint job. Read the article and see additional video footage here.
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The Carbon Motors Pure Justice Tour rolls on at Soliant’s headquarters in Lancaster, SC. WBTV 3 News in Charlotte, NC was there to cover the event. Be sure to check out the video on the right side of the story here.
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The Carbon Motors E7 is the world’s first purpose-built law enforcement vehicle, specifically designed by law enforcement for law enforcement. The E7 made its debut in Savannah, GA, as part of its Pure Justice Tour. Savannah’s Channel 3 news reporter Tuquyen Mach gets up close and personal with the E7 at the Trade Center.
Read the story and see the video here.
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MotorTrend introduced their readers to Carbon Motors last October, and then took a closer look at the car a month or so later. Now Frank Markus had the chance to assume the position, and get shoved into the back of this purpose-built law enforcement vehicle during a recent stop in Michigan on Carbon’s nationwide Pure Justice Tour.
Read the latest story posted this morning here .
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The Carbon Motors E7 prototype patrol vehicle looks something like a cross between an exotic sports car and a prop vehicle from a science fiction film. Its body styling is dynamic, muscular, almost startling, and it has the ability to visibly excite police audiences. Read POLICE Magazine’s article here or using the PDF link below.
David Griffith has been editor of POLICE Magazine since December 2001. He brings more than 25 years of experience on magazines and newspapers to POLICE . A M...
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