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Introducing the all-new, all-electric 2023 Volcon Evo, the next stop for your dealership’s discerning off-road riding customers. If the silent belt drive doesn’t provide enough buzz for their liking, the monoshock with preload adjustability out back sure will. Here’s a closer look:

• MSRP: $5,999

• Dealer margin: 20%

• Top speed: 40 mph

• Range: 70+ miles (in Explore mode with 2 2.0kwh batteries)

• Drive modes: Stroll, Explore, Sport and Reverse

• Total payload: 400 pounds (passengers plus cargo)

• Oversized tires: (front and rear): 26 x 8 x 12 6-ply tubeless

• 32-inch seat height

• Wheelbase: 121 inches

• Color display is mounted on the upper triple clamp and shows Speed, Ride Mode, Charge Level and any system Alerts

• Level 1 charging (standard household outlet)

Already known for its collaborative effort with Honda on the CRF E2, Greenger Powersports continues to charge, promoting Doug Chapman from Marketing Manager to General Manager just in time for AIMExpo. “Some of my proudest achievements include expanding business by overseeing launch and distribution of Greenger Powersports brand and OLP CRF-E2 , as well as strengthening the dealer network by designing and building CRM from ground up,” claims Chapman. However it is the Vurb Shred Tour that he attributes to moving the needle the most: “The national demo tour with a major media partner as well as three-race series with an iconic local track worked to maximize consumer impressions across multiple marketing mediums by 450% in 90 days while decreasing total media spend. I consider myself as a renowned strategist; expert at devising and implementing marketing plans with the aim of exceeding customers’ expectations and building credibility of brands.” Before joining Greenger back in 2020, Chapman was the Events Marketing Coordinator for Suzuki , but dealers may remember him as the Manager of Development and rider support at Scorpion EXO from 2007- 2015. However Chapman actually kicked off his career behind the parts counter at Mission Yamaha back in 2004.

“Friday January 13th marks my last day working with UBCO - Electric Adventure Vehicles team as I look forward to my next venture in business,” says early adopter Ethan Ralston. “My involvement with UBCO started back in January of 2017 as an early investor in the global company and as the founder of the distribution company that brought the first 60 UBCOs into the U.S. market. It has been an amazing 6-year journey establishing the U.S. arm of UBCO and learning about electric vehicles, motor vehicle licensing, EV manufacturing and the US powersports market. It has been a pleasure working with new colleagues from around the globe and especially teammates from Tauranga, New Zealand. I’ll be rooting for UBCO now as a shareholder and enthusiast for the rapidly growing electric vehicle market in the U.S. and around the globe. Go team UBCO… Ride The Planet!” of Chicago Booth School of Business , assumes the Chief Operating Officer role effective immediately, but he has actually been pivotal in several key areas for the company over the past year. “In conjunction with our recent raise of $167MM USD and in light of our recent partnership announcements, Zero is promoting Alex Acket to the role of COO and reconfiguring our business for greater efficiency and profitability,” said Zero Motorcycles CEO Sam Paschel . Acket brings more than two decades of automotive experience in purchasing, growth and strategy, including stints with several electric vehicle manufacturers . “He is a lifelong powersports enthusiast who embodies Zero’s core values of obsessing about the rider,” noted Paschel. “It’s with that mindset that Alex approaches problemsolving in that everything the company does should be designed to positively impact the end user.” Acket added, “There are only a handful of companies that have had the opportunity to impact the history of human mobility in the way that Zero currently can. And I’m thrilled to be able to align my expertise with my passions at such an exciting moment for Zero Motorcycles and transportation in general.” Acket will be primarily based global headquarters in Scotts Valley, California and when he is not working, he enjoys cooking and spending time with his wife and three children. worldwide marketing. Spencer was Damon’s sixth hire and has been instrumental in the company’s brand development and growth. “Amber’s keen insight to the industry comes from her relentless passion for the motorcycle industry as a rider and brand builder,” said cofounder and CEO Jay Giraud . “In an industry dominated by men, her firsthand riding experience and knowledge are relevant in all aspects of her work and testament that the market needs to change.” Since then, the BCbased EV has been on a charge. “I feel Damon can take a huge step forward in modernizing what it means to ride a motorcycle and stimulate a whole new generation of riders—from all backgrounds,” says Spencer.

Damon also took the opportunity to expand its board of directors, including adding Cybele Negris. A serial entrepreneur — most notably the cofounder & CEO of Canada’s original .CA Registrar Webnames.ca — she is a seasoned board member, speaker, mentor and columnist. She joins the Damon board as the company ramps up production of its HyperSport motorcycles and continues its global expansion. Negris is the company’s first female board member, further solidifying the company’s commitment to diversity. “Cybele Negris is a proven business leader, having not only built her own successful company, but also serving as an advisor and mentor to numerous startups,” said Damon CEO Jay Giraud. “Her experience and insight will be key as we continue to grow the company and further establish Damon as a tech and transportation industry leader.” Negris notes, “Damon Motors has built not only a groundbreaking product, but has also built a diverse, knowledgeable and experienced team that has positioned the company for great success. I am proud to serve on the board and share my own experiences and expertise to help the company achieve and surpass its goals.”

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