ALYI Electric Vehicle Business Bolstered By US 80 Percent Increase In Electric Vehicle Sales
DALLAS: Alternet Systems, Inc. (USOTC: ALYI) (“ALYI”) today emphasized the positive outlook on the company’s electric vehicle business generated by the recent report that electric vehicle sales grew 80% in the U.S. between 2017 and 2018. The report bolsters ALYI’s electric vehicle direction in more ways than one. Obviously, consumers are growing more comfortable with electric vehicle transportation, but what the report misses is ALYI’s massive potential to sell electric vehicles in Africa. ALYI’s focus in Africa is on selling to shared ride vendors, not individual consumers. The transportation trend in Africa points toward consumers adopting shared rides as the primary means of transportation in the future and never adopting a widespread privately-owned vehicle custom. ALYI is a leader in targeting the African shared ride trend with electric vehicles.
ALYI recently announced securing an investment partner to back a planned assembly plant in Kenya to produce ALYI’s ReVolt Electric Motorcycles to be sold across the African continent. The deal to build the manufacturing plant includes an initial order for two thousand ReVolt Electric Motorcycles which would total $20 million in sales. ALYI has already signed $1.5 million in confirmed orders for its ReVolt Electric Motorcycles to be delivered in Kenya.
ALYI is focused on offering varied, environmentally sustainable, energy storage solutions for targeted markets, including consumer electric vehicles and military applications. The first product category is lithium battery-powered motorcycles, to be followed by motorbikes. ALYI also has an ongoing hemp energy storage initiative leading its current efforts to introduce an alternative to lithium batteries.
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