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Air Volution CEO Interview
- Published June 08, 2016 10:57AM UTC
- Publisher Wholesale Investor
- Categories Executive Interviews
Air Volution Ltd (AVL) is an Australian public company focussed on the manufacture and sale of a range of revolutionary, affordable, highly efficient and environmentally friendly air powered motor vehicles that are being developed in France by Motor Development International (MDI). Air Volution holds exclusive rights to MDI vehicle manufacturing factories in Australia, New Zealand and the Pacific region. The technologies designed and built by MDI have the potential to create valuable economic and environmental sustainability.
The core product is a compressed air engine that has multiple applications in the transport and energy arenas. The engine is also reversible and recompresses air into a built in carbon fibre storage tank. The lightweight engine offers a pathway towards freedom from fossil fuel reliance. The Company requires funding to establish the first of a suite of factories required to manufacture the initial range of MDI urban transport vehicles.
Please listen to John Mennega, CEO of Air Volution below.
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