In the recently concluded Los Angeles Car Show last November 17, 2016, Elio Motors introduced its E1C engineering vehicle --- from its prototype up to its production.
Elio Motors, though known to be a newbie vehicle producer, offers its engineering and mechanical innovation through its three-wheel automobile --- which is capable to have until 8 mpg for a reasonable base price of $7,300.
The said action signifies a noteworthy leap for Elio Motors in transitioning its E1c engineering vehicle from prototype to production stage. Though the newest model possesses similarities to old Elio models, its new touch and innovated foundation and structure --- particularly those done in the frame, suspension, and security system --- makes E1c one of the few vehicle kinds that heat up driving experiences, according to PR Newswire blog.
It is also one of the E-series vehicles that Elio Motors wants to introduce to the automobile industry, which is made out of soft tooling for time-bounded and cost-efficient production tools. The intention for this engineering design will establish the capability of its individual pieces, to be used again and to be shaped up before shifting to complete the production process.
Paulo Elio, Elio Motors CEO and founder, shared that E1c is a representation of the company's initiative for unrelenting improvement and development, together with the vision to provide cost-efficient and vastly fuel-saving means of transportation. Elio Motors is proud to have a competitive team of engineers, as well as having partnered with market suppliers to provide hands-on focus on every feature of E1c to qualify and achieve industry expectations and go beyond the goals set, CARSCOOPS blog reported..
The said passion, collaboration, and teamwork deem to be the company's utmost force to do better and to gain competitive advantage.
Indeed, its move to team up with Schwab Industries and Roush Engineering resulted to a big step in gaining a second look on what Elio Motors can offer to vehicle enthusiasts with its next automobile creation.
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