ADOMANI Delivers All-Electric Logistic Van to the City of Palmdale, California

Momentum, market growing for ADOMANI all-electric commercial vehicles

CORONA, Calif., July 16, 2020 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- via NetworkWire -- July 16, 2020 -- Fresh off the recent delivery of one of its all-electric, technologically advanced logistic vans to a Portland, Oregon, community service organization, ADOMANI, Inc. (OTCQB:ADOM), a provider of new zero-emission, purpose-built electric vehicles and drivetrain solutions, today announces the delivery of another one of its market-leading all-electric, zero-emission logistics vans to the City of Palmdale, California.

Bound for service in the city’s South Antelope Valley Emergency Services (SAVES) program, the van is the first of its kind for the city. ADOMANI says the vehicle represents a major victory for the cause of cleaner air in Palmdale and will result in dramatically lower operations and maintenance costs for the city.

“We are honored to be able to sell one of our technologically advanced, environmentally clean all-electric vans to the City of Palmdale. SAVES does an amazing job providing critical support services to its community, and we are thrilled to be chosen as SAVES’ vehicle partner of choice to help them take care of so many people in need at this critical time,” said Jim Reynolds, ADOMANI’s president and CEO.

“We also applaud the Antelope Valley Air Quality Management District (AVAQMD) and their governing board for their clean air vision for the Antelope Valley, which will help many other worthy organizations and companies electrify their fleets for the betterment of their communities. We look forward to being the partner of choice to additional commercial, government and nonprofit customers throughout all of California and the U.S. market who are looking to electrify their fleets,” Reynolds added.

The City of Palmdale’s SAVES program was founded in 1983 and is dedicated to alleviating hunger among very low and extremely low-income working families, elderly and disabled individuals, and people without homes in the south Antelope Valley communities of Acton, Lake Elizabeth, Lake Los Angeles, Littlerock, Llano, Palmdale and Pearblossom. As SAVES has continued to expand its services and rely on local food donations, the need for reliable, efficient transportation of food and supplies has become paramount. Until recently, SAVES’ vehicles consisted of a 1998 Chevrolet van and a 2003 Ford van, which are far from being environmentally friendly.