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> 21.09.07 > Entrepreneur Hopes to Charge Electric-Car Market
NPR - All Things Considered -
Miles Rubin is nearly 80, but he delayed retirement to take the biggest challenge of his professional life: building low-polluting, electric vehicles. 舞ead More
> 07.10.07 > Introducing the ZX40ST
This multi-purpose All-Electric truck is Miles' newest addition. Read More for specs! 舞ead More
> 04.24.2007 > Press Release April 24th, 2007
Miles Automotive Announces, 'No Gas Required' Partnership with College Student Groups: Yale, Stanford, University of California, Cal Poly Already On Board With Miles 100% All-Electric, Zero-Emissions Vehicles. 舞ead More
> 03.22.07 > KGW.com
The buzz about to hit the streets is about all you'll hear from a new car made in China. It's silent. It emits no pollution. And it uses no gas. This all-electric car is headed for roads in the northwest soon. The world's newest all electric car will soon be available at only one showroom in the Northwest. But it will not carry a familiar brand name. Ron Tonkin dealerships in Portland has taken delivery of five Miles ZX40s all electric vehicles. 500 Miles cars have been delivered to the United States. 舞ead More
> 02.22.07 > WJZ-TV Baltimore
Video: There are some new cars on the market and they are making their debut right here in Charm City. WJZ's Peggy Lee reports 200 electric cars, called the Miles ZX40 and ZX40S, arrived Thursday at the Port of Baltimore. 舞ead More
> 02.09.07 > NASA Spaceport News
Because Kennedy Space Center is situated on the Merritt Island National Wildlife Refuge, it strives to maintain a balance between space operations and conserving the surrounding environment. These efforts include using alternative-fuel, eco-friendly vehicles for short-term trips around the center. Recently, the Launch Services Program received two electric vehicles from the Miles Automotive Group in Malibu, California. 舞ead More
> 08. 21. 2006 > Automotive News
A little-known company, Miles Automotive Group is importing electric vehicles from China. In the process it is challenging two widespread assumptions about the auto industry. One is that Chinese-built vehicles are a long way from satisfying U.S. regulatory requirements and consumer taste. The other is that vehicles powered only by batteries are unlikely ever to proved full functionality.
> 07. 27. 2006 > The Wall Street Journal
The electric car is trying to shake its puttering golf-cart image and be reborn as a futuristic high-speed sports vehicle. With rising gas prices, advances in battery technologies and an aging generation looking for a low-key way to ride around their communities, a host of companies are betting that battery-powered vehicles finally will catch on.
> 06. 16. 2006 > Baltimore Sun
A Chinese-made, all-electric automobile, the ZX40, comes to Baltimore with a top speed of 25 mph.
> 01. 11. 2005 > NAFTC Prepares Manuals for New Miles Electric Vehicles
The National Alternative Fuels Training Consortium [NAFTC] has entered into an agreement to develop service materials and training for the Miles Automotive Group.
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