Press Coverage

Media coverage of Tilley's technology, before and after the first public demo that was scrapped after a few laps due to an unrelated mechanical failure on Sept. 7, 2002 at the Nashville Superspeedway.

Post Sept. 7 Demo Coverage

• Our Press Release > Tilley EV Demo Skids on Wheel Bearing Failure (Greater Things News Service) - review of Sept. 7, 2002 aborted demonstration of Carl Tilley's electric vehicle with endless charger on board at Nashville Superspeedway.
• "Back to the Future" for the Electric DeLorean Demonstration at the Nashville Superspeedway - report by Bruce Meland of Electrifying Times.
• Channel 5 in Nashville, was at the superspeedway to document demo event.  Anticipated to have a brief mention on ten-o-clock news.  (Sept. 7, 2002)

Foreign Press Coverage

• Fantastisk rekordforsøk med
  ELEKTRISK DELOREAN
  (ViMenn, Nr. 37, 2002) [Norwegian Magazine]
  En el-bil med superdrøye batterier som kan kjøre 5000 km non stop? Ja, påstår amerikaneren Carl B. Tilley. En ombygget DeLorean skal lørdag sette banebrytende verdensrekorder på Nashville Superspeedway.

Pre-Sept. 7 Demo Coverage

• Channel 5 in Nashville Covered Tilley's Electric Car Onboard Charger in 2001 - "Could someone with no practical scientific training make a machine that solves the energy crisis?"
• Midstate inventor to unveil his 'Back to the Future' car (Tennessean, Friday, 09/06/02)
  Carl Tilley of Lebanon has developed a device that an associate, Doug Littlefield, likens to ''a rather elegant battery charger.'' Tilley's innovation allows the gull-winged '81 sports car to run on 12 car batteries without gasoline, Littlefield said.
  

Reprints

• NewsWithGuts.com prints GreaterThings.com press release (Investigative Journal, Edited by David M. Bresnahan) [press release]
  Published 9/9/02 12:01:00 AM

Related

• No Market for EV's with Leash - large auto manufacturers are dropping EV programs citing lack of market.

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