BELLEVUE, Wash., Sept. 7, 2006 (PRIMEZONE) -- Bellevue, Washington-based Evader, Inc. (www.evader.us) (Pink Sheets:EVDR), the maker of electric high-performance vehicles powered by leading-edge proprietary technology, is pleased to announce that MC Electric Vehicles of Seattle has joined the Evader U.S. Sales Team as distributor for the Western region of the United States.
"MC has a proven track record and a great reputation in the electric vehicle field on the West Coast," said CEO Ken Kelley. "Some of their stores have already sold out our Evader electric scooters."
MC sells through their own outlets in Seattle and Portland and through its growing network of dealers which now includes Eco Auto of Bozeman, Montana, Pacific Power Batteries in Everett and Marysville, Washington, Electric Wheels of Salem, Oregon and Central Oregon Golf Cars in the Bend, Oregon area.
"The interest in electric vehicles, especially the Evader Electric Scooters, is growing quickly, and we are pleased to be able to offer this exciting product line to our customers," said Jim Johnson, President of MC Electric Vehicles. "In fact, customers have already bought more than 20 units from our Seattle store alone."
New Phone Lines
The new switchboard has been installed at Evader headquarters in Bellevue, Washington. Please feel free to give the company a call at (425) 213-1515 to reach Evader staff members.
About Evader
Evader (www.evader.us) is a developer and manufacturer of advanced technology electric vehicles. Evader's all-new, 4th generation proprietary technology was developed in the United States and is incorporated into all Evader products. Evader's corporate headquarters are in Bellevue, Washington, and their Latin American division operating out of Miami, Florida and Sao Paulo, Brazil.
For more information, visit our website at www.evader.us.
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