BLUE ASH, Ohio, Oct. 25, 2010 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- AMP Holding Inc. (OTCBB:AMPD), a company engaged in the emission-free electrification of OEM vehicles, announced today the addition of Larry Lyons and Ronald Sobrero as consultants to the Company.
Steve Burns, CEO of AMP, said, "Both Larry and Ron have deep and varied experiences in the automotive industry. AMP is at an important phase of its development as we introduce and attempt to penetrate the market with our unique electrification technology. The depth of conventional automotive knowledge these two executives possess should provide the ideal balance to the entrepreneurial environment we thrive in."
Larry Lyons has more than four decades of experience in the automotive industry. Prior to retiring, Larry concluded his career at Chrysler where he was vice president of core components, process, and international engineering, following his role as product team vice president, responsible for cars and minivans. Previous to Chrysler, Mr. Lyons enjoyed an expansive 34-year career at General Motors where his work was focused primarily on product development.
During his 45-year career in the automotive field, Mr. Sobrero held various positions in dealer contracting, sales, distribution, franchising and marketing, with responsibilities of managing several field offices. Prior to his retirement from General Motors, Ron served as general manager for dealer networking and investment, and previous to that served as the general sales manager for Chevrolet's motor division. Most recently, Ron held the position of vice president of dealer network development for American Suzuki. During his tenures at GM and American Suzuki, Ron's roles entailed setting policies, processes and optimal number and locations for all dealers throughout the country.
About AMP Holding Inc.
AMP was founded in 2007 by automotive industry veterans who have created several hi-tech companies. Currently, the AMP team is comprised of top engineers and business executives, as well as two key pioneers of GM's EV1 project. AMP's first models to all-electric were the GM Sky and the Pontiac Solstice, and most recently, the Chevrolet Equinox. Since its inception, AMP's unique electrification technology has proven to be an idea that has generated an extreme amount of interest, with inquiries coming from around the world. AMP will be electrifying a wide range of OEM vehicles and SUVs, and expects to announce new model additions in 2010. The Company expects its vehicle electrification technology will provide new solutions to America's energy demands.
To learn more, visit the AMP website at www.ampelectricvehicles.com.
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