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Media Coverage

October 2011
REV featured in Fast Company

June 2011

REV CEO featured in BC Tech magazine

May 24 2011

Business In Vancouver Profile: Electric Avenues

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Press Releases

Oct 26 2011

REV selected by SAIC to supply vehicle-to-grid to major contractors

Oct 13 2011

REV selected as Semi-Finalist Top 30 Global Cleantech company

Mar 21 2011
Veteran Technology Executive Richard Woodruff joins REV management team

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Partners

Coulomb Technologies
Honeywell Aerospace
SAIC International
Viridian Power
Metro Ford

 

 

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By 2020, electric cars will store more total energy than the US grid presently produces in an hour.

REV can unlock those energy reservoirs and create a new revenue stream for the electric vehicle value chain.

 

With REV’s electric vehicle (EV) and networking technologies, the next generation of EV’s will act as high-output energy endpoints that improve reliability of the grid, thereby increasing society's adoption of wind and solar power enabling vehicles to act as power stations, at home, work and play. Networking vehicles to fast-switch between powering off-board devices while staying synchronized with the grid is called Vehicle To X, or V2X, and lies at the core of our technology differentiation and growing patent portfolio.

 

 

What Our Customers Are Saying

 

Honeywell Aerospace

Burlington Hydro

City of Santa Monica

Honeywell Aerospace
BHI

With this system a tremendous amount of fuel can be saved, which means that lives and money can be saved,"

 

Dean McGrew, TARDEC-US Army

 

"After a year of owning REV's ACX, we learned that it maps to 70% of our fleet's needs."


 

Dan Guatto, Burlington Hydro Inc.

"We currently operate 65 EV’s, and REV’s EV has the same high quality and performance characteristics of the major OEM’s latest offerings.”

 

Rick Sikes, Fleet Superintendent,
City of Santa Monica

 

 

 

 


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