808 Introduces the New Orca Super Sport Model
808 Renewable Energy Corporation (OTC Pink: RNWR) has successfully developed the upgraded Orca autocycle, named the “Orca SS / Super Sport,” set for release in Q4 2021. CEO David Chen highlighted the model's enhanced power and extended battery capacity, aimed at performance enthusiasts. VP Remy Breton emphasized the vehicle's impressive acceleration and absence of a clutch transmission. CFO Peter Chen acknowledged challenges from global supply chain issues but expressed confidence in meeting product rollout timelines.
- Launch of the new high-performance Orca SS / Super Sport model.
- Increased power and battery capacity over the basic model.
- Confident rollout of new models despite global supply chain issues.
- Global supply chain issues causing unexpected inconveniences and cost increases.
Bradenton, Florida, Oct. 20, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- 808 Renewable Energy Corporation (OTC Pink: RNWR) (“808” or the “Company”), today announces that the Company has successfully completed the development of its upgraded Orca autocycle, called the “Orca SS / Super Sport”, and is planning to roll out before the end of this year (Q-4/2021).
According to Mr. David Chen, President and CEO of the Company: “We are very excited about this new high-performance model which it has more power than the Basic Model, and it has more battery capacity for extended cruise range. “
Remy Breton, Vice President SilverLight Electric Vehicle commented: “This new model will compliment our existing Basic Model nicely and satisfy the customers who wish to have more power and torque. The acceleration of this Super Sport model is very impressive, it does not have a clutch transmission like the Basic Model, and it will fulfill the desire of those performance enthusiasts out there in the market. ”
Peter Chen, CFO of the Company further commented, “ As we are continuing to roll out new models and making improvements of our product lines, we are confident to gain a significant market share in the global auto cycle arena. Although the current global supply chain issue has caused us some unexpected inconvenience and cost increase, but we have successfully overcome all those issues and will roll out our products to the market according to our original plan.“
Forward-Looking Statements
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SilverLight International Group
SilverLight Aviation, LLC is an American aircraft manufacturer based in Zephyrhills, Florida, specializing in the design and manufacture of gyroplane or autogyro aircraft in the form of kits or ready to fly aircraft. SilverLight Electric Vehicles Inc. is the electric reverse-trike vehicle division which is based in Lakewood Ranch, Florida.
Investor Contact:
David Chen, President - (631) 397-1111 or davechen.global@gmail.com
AV Division: www.silverlightaviation.com
EV Division: www.SilverlightEV.com
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