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I get that MIKODX and I'm sure our EE involvement will admirably showcase our product to the watching millions. I just hope it translates into volume sales of said product on show or a variant thereof so that we can finally get out of the doldrums and power ahead towards £1billion MC and beyond where this company belongs.
Garonne - the concept of using Hydrogen to power these vehicles is being trialled at the races. If successful I'm sure we will start seeing sales. AFC will still be getting paid for the trial as well. 2021 will be a big year for AFC I'm sure of that.
I personally think Extreme E is a great move. How much money do people spend on advertising in sports events? And AFC is being paid to be in the spotlight...
A good start would be to sell some EV chargers. If this could be achieved the SP will rocket as it would confirm AFC as purveyors of a commercially viable product once and for all. I keep praying that one day soon this will happen.
I want to like this company and have been in and out. The focus is on a niche market. I think the Extreme E approach sends mixed environmental messages, and plays to the ‘boys with their toys’ impression. They need a rethink on strategy and marketing imho.
Lewis Hamilton also has founded an Extreme E team (X44). And it will be broadcast on the BBC. Bigger event than I thought...
perhaps there is nothing to PR from AFC side, since this individual A.B. makes meaningless comments in LinkedIn.
Shareprice is tanking every day down-downer and the company literally don't give a **** ... it's obvious.
AFC turned into a joke cottage based ******** group of weak researchers with ZERO business competence!
to puke... yuuk
AB has shared this news on LinkedIn.
Also states that "AFC Energy looks forward to working with Rosberg Xtreme Racing and all Championship teams from Season 1 next year in providing hydrogen fuelled, zero emission vehicle charging!"
So still involved contrary to suggestions made by other posters recently.
Come on AFC give us a tweet.
Series just mentioned on BBC news, starting in Feb the article said...
Pinned comment on his youtube announcement video: Comment below: what would you like to see next?! Explaining the design? First test drives?
Anybody want to point Nico to the obvious answer, the charging system!
You can see why AFC are being so low key about it, I mean not as if ExremeE is going to be absolutely huge!
https://twitter.com/ExtremeELive/status/1319142805298679808?s=19
Rosberg & Hamilton now involved.
https://wtf1.com/post/its-going-to-be-team-hamilton-vs-team-rosberg-in-extreme-e-next-year/
20 Oct 2020
Nico Rosberg joins Extreme E
Extreme E, the new electric off-road racing series, is delighted to welcome Nico Rosberg to the championship through the formation of his own team - Rosberg Xtreme Racing (RXR) - which will make its racing debut in 2021.
Led by 2016 Formula One™ World Champion and sustainability entrepreneur Nico Rosberg, the team is an evolution of Team Rosberg, founded in 1994 by Nico’s father and 1982 F1 World Champion, Keke Rosberg. RXR builds on the team’s success in the German Touring Car Masters (DTM) as well as Nico Rosberg’s post-F1 career as an entrepreneur in the field of sustainable mobility.
Since retiring from Formula One, Rosberg has invested in numerous successful sustainability start-ups and is also an early investor and shareholder of the all-electric racing series Formula E. With his entrepreneurial commitment, Rosberg supports businesses that offer disruptive solutions in the transition to a sustainable society. In 2019, Rosberg founded the GREENTECH FESTIVAL, a global platform to showcase pioneering green technologies.
RXR and Extreme E share a commitment to educate and inspire the series’ audience to take action in the fight against climate change both internationally and locally across the five-race calendar which spans four continents. The team's commitment extends to off-track activities and projects with high-level institutions and initiatives that generate measurable social and environmental impact in the remote locations which Extreme E is set to visit. One of the first projects that RXR will support in its opening season is an initiative by the Prince Albert II of Monaco Foundation, which works with rural communities in Senegal to monitor available water resources and the status of vegetation.
Commenting on the team's unveiling, Rosberg Xtreme Racing Founder and CEO Nico Rosberg said: “We are thrilled to unveil Rosberg Xtreme Racing as the latest addition to Extreme E. The series represents an amazing opportunity to not only drive awareness but also inspire action in the fight against climate change - the single biggest threat to our planet today. Since retiring from F1 I have dedicated my career to sustainable technologies so to be able to combine these endeavours with my passion for racing is incredibly fulfilling.
Alejandro Agag, Extreme E Founder and CEO, said: “We are ecstatic to finally announce that Rosberg Xtreme Racing will be joining our line-up for the first season of Extreme E. We have been talking about this project for many months and we are thrilled he has chosen Extreme E for his formal return to motorsport as Founder and CEO of his own racing team. There is clearly a great synergy between Nico’s endeavours in the sustainability field and the aims of Extreme E so his team is a hugely welcomed addition to the series.”