A call to CODA engineers

Nicolas Zart
Posted by October 1, 2013
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We’ve noticed a few CODA drivers are in need of CODA expertise and engineering.  Will any ex-CODA engineer step up to the plate and help out the defunct company’s electric car drivers?

The last couple of shows, we’ve noticed a few CODA owners seeking CODA engineer help.  While there is nothing major happening with the cars, a few little glitches are surfacing, normal for a first series car.  We saw a touching elder gentleman walking around the AltCar Expo in Santa Monica with a CODA bright sign hung hung around his neck.

Another fellow who drove his CODA to the Long Beach, California Plug In Day 2013 is also looking for CODA engineers.

So, are there any ex-CODA engineers ready to help fellow EV drivers with their CODAs?  We are sure there are and hope this call out will rally enough CODA drivers to form a group and attract a few ex-employees to help out with the technical glitches that are bound to surface for its owners.

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Nicolas Zart

Co-Founder at Tap The Source / Car News Cafe
Born and raised around classic cars, it wasn't until Nicolas drove an AC Proulsion eBox and a Tesla Roadster that the light went on. Eager to spread the news about those amazing full torque electric vehicles, he started writing about this amazing technology and its social impacts in 2007. Today, Nicolas covers renewable energy, test drives cars, does podcasts and films. Nicolas offers an in-depth look at the e-mobility world through interviews and the many contacts he made in those industries. His articles are also published on Teslrati, CleanTechnica, the Beverly Hills Car Club and Medium. "There are more solutions than obstacles." Nicolas Zart
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Born and raised around classic cars, it wasn't until Nicolas drove an AC Proulsion eBox and a Tesla Roadster that the light went on. Eager to spread the news about those amazing full torque electric vehicles, he started writing about this amazing technology and its social impacts in 2007. Today, Nicolas covers renewable energy, test drives cars, does podcasts and films. Nicolas offers an in-depth look at the e-mobility world through interviews and the many contacts he made in those industries. His articles are also published on Teslrati, CleanTechnica, the Beverly Hills Car Club and Medium. "There are more solutions than obstacles." Nicolas Zart