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Brammo Enertia Electric Motorcycle
to Debut at EVS-23
Brammo, a leading manufacturer of ultra-efficient, lightweight
vehicles, will feature the Brammo Enertia
 EVS-23, December 2-5, 2007 in
Anaheim, California will be the largest gathering of electric
drive professionals in the world and is hosted by the Electric
Drive Transportation Association (EDTA).
"This is a phenomenal gathering featuring the next generation
in eco-friendly transportation" said Craig Bramscher, CEO
of Brammo. "There is no question that this is where we would
want to unveil the Brammo Enertia. Between the public day and
the Mayor's Forum, we're excited to share a sneak peek of the
Brammo Enertia production electric motorcycle prior next year's
release."
Brammo will be showcasing a bike in Booth #657 with battery partner
Valence Technology. Additionally, there will be a second Enertia
motorcycle on the streets of Anaheim for special press-previews
including demos and test-rides for credentialed press with motorcycle
drivers license endorsements.
The Enertia motorcycle is an urban commuter bike that exceeds
50mph and 40 miles on a single 3-hour charge. At roughly $.32
a fill-up and under one-cent a mile -- it is positioned to be
the compelling green alternative for the new urban consumer.
About Brammo
Brammo (www.brammo.com)
is a premier specialty vehicle manufacturer developing sustainable
performance products for the next generation of transportation.
Through integration of digital engineering and high impact design,
Brammo transforms ideas into compelling products. Located in
Ashland, Oregon the company was founded in 2002 and is privately
held.
About the Electric Drive Transportation Association (EDTA):
The Electric Drive Transportation Association (EDTA) is the trade
association representing battery, hybrid and fuel cell electric
drive technologies and infrastructure. EDTA conducts public policy
advocacy, education, industry networking, and international conferences.
EDTA's membership includes automotive and other equipment manufacturers,
utilities, technology developers, component suppliers, and government
agencies. For more information about EDTA and its members, visit
www.electricdrive.org.
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