Envirotech Posts First Quarterly Profit
The electric vehicle maker also announced it has hired a grant writing firm to take advantage of legislative tailwinds and incentive programs. read more >
The electric vehicle maker also announced it has hired a grant writing firm to take advantage of legislative tailwinds and incentive programs. read more >
Raber has more than 40 years of experience in auto sales, most recently as regional sales manager of GreenPower Motor Company Inc. of Vancouver, an electric bus manufacturer. read more >
Losses totaled $1 million, slightly higher than a year ago. But CEO Phillip Oldridge called the period a "breakout quarter." read more >
DVI is an online-only and the state's first first commercial electric vehicle dealership. read more >
CEO Phillip Oldridge calls the uplisting of the company's stock on the Nasdaq "a milestone achievement." read more >
The agreement with the Arkansas Economic Development Commission will help facilitate construction of its first U.S. manufacturing center. read more >
The electric vehicle maker is turning a 580,00-SF space in Osceola into a full manufacturing center. read more >
The electric vehicle maker said the first phase of renovations at its 580,000-SF plant in Osceola is complete. read more >
Phillip Oldridge, the CEO of Envirotech Vehicles, says electric vehicles "are here to stay and they're only going to gain momentum." read more >
The partnership will allow Envirotech to use the OZ Trails logo for wraps on company-owned electric vans. read more >
The partnership with Central States Bus Sales Inc. is part of Envirotech's growth strategy. read more >
The company is ramping up operations at its facility in Osceola. read more >
Two chance meetings in Utah, one with a solar energy executive and the other with an Arkansas senator’s daughter, led to the state getting on electric vehicle maker Envirotech Vehicles Inc.’s radar. read more >
Phillip Oldridge also discussed key players in the decision and the company's plans for its new facility. read more >
The facility will be the California company's first in the U.S. read more >
