ATLANTA (July 15, 2010) – WHEEGO ELECTRIC CARS, manufacturer of all-electric vehicles, today announced it has appointed Jim Ellis Auto Dealerships as its dealer throughout the Greater Atlanta, Georgia area.
“We are headquartered here in Atlanta,” said Wheego President Jeff Boyd, “so we are very familiar with the reputation of the [...]
Full article →by Jim Motavalli for bNet, July 9, 2010
Why should predictions be restricted to the end of the year? I make them all the time, and this is such an interesting crossroads for the auto industry that I’d like to offer some now for 2011, right here in the dog days of summer:
A [...]
Full article →July 7, 2010 Atlanta Business Radio invited Wheego VP-Marketing Les Seagraves to guest on their show:
Listen in here!
Full article →by Seth Rowe, Sun Newspapers, Minnesota Local News – June 26, 2010 St. Louis Park vehicle salesman Jay Sitter has a smooth ride.
Sitter sells and uses ultra-quiet all-electric vehicles at a store simply called The Electric Vehicle Store, located at 4419 Excelsior Blvd. On his way to a meeting, he smoothly and noiselessly [...]
Full article →by Jim Motavalli for bNet, June 30, 2010
The excitement over the Tesla Motors IPO is contagious. But the giddy would-be investors who sent the stock soaring to $23.89 on Tuesday, its first day of trading, might want to consider what happened to the only other electric-car-related stock to go public in recent [...]
Full article →The all-electric Wheego Whip LSV is available on the General Services Administration Schedule 23 for Low Speed Vehicles (LSVs).
Atlanta, GA (PRWEB) June 29, 2010 — WHEEGO ELECTRIC CARS today announced the Wheego Whip LSV is available on the General Services Administration Schedule 23 for Low Speed Vehicles (LSVs).
The [...]
Full article →ATLANTA, GA (June 29, 2010) – WHEEGO ELECTRIC CARS today announced the Wheego Whip LSV is available on the General Services Administration Schedule 23 for Low Speed Vehicles (LSVs).
The GSA contract facilitates Wheego Electric Cars selling LSVs to Federal Agencies, affiliated companies and military installations across the U.S.
by Jonathan Welsh for the Wall Street Journal, June 28, 2010
At a glance the electric car seems like a quirky niche product which, while appealing to a few early adopters, will never gain broad acceptance in the mass market. Whether it is the high cost of batteries, anxiety about limited range, recharging times or simple fear of the [...]
Full article →From Energy-Overviews.com, June 17, 2010
Atlanta, Georgia-based Wheego is taking $100 reservations for the all-electric Wheego Whip LiFe car on the company website. The highway-ready Whip LiFe can travel about 100 miles per charge, and retails for $32,995 — which drops to a sticker price of $25,495 once the federal tax credit is applied. [...]
Full article →By Susanna Capelouto for Georgia Public Broadcasting, June 16, 2010
ATLANTA —
Wheego now accepts reservation for the Wheego Whip. (photo courtesy of Wheego.net)
An electric car company headquartered in Georgia is taking reservations for its new 2-seater known as the Wheego. It retails for about $33,000 dollars but with federal and [...]
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