Exro shifts to virtual presentation at CES
by CM Staff
Booth visitors can virtually discover Exro's Coil Driver and Battery Control System technologies and learn about their impact on EV performance as well as AC fast-charging capabilities, and enabling Vehicle-to-everything (V2X) capabilities.
CALGARY — Exro Technologies Inc. will switch to an all-virtual presentation for the upcoming 2022 Consumer Electronics Show due to the rapidly spreading COVID-19 omicron variant.
The company said all CES registrants are invited to experience Exro’s virtual booth, learn more about its Coil Driver and Battery Control System technologies, and tour three next-generation electric vehicle demonstrators that have been retrofitted with its technology to improve performance and versatility here
Registrants can experience a direct simulation of the Exro CES booth on-demand via video and images. Viewers can tour Exro-owned vehicle demonstrators, including an electric Polaris Ranger Utility Terrain Vehicle and Zero Motorcycle featuring Exro’s 100 Volt Coil Drive System, and an electric Humvee showcasing Exro’s 800 Volt Coil Drive System.
The company stated that booth visitors can virtually discover Exro’s Coil Driver and Battery Control System technologies and learn about their impact on EV performance as well as AC fast-charging capabilities, and enabling Vehicle-to-everything (V2X) capabilities.
On January 6, 2022 at 10 am PST, Exro CEO Sue Ozdemir will provide CES registrants with a digital live tour of the booth. Ozdemir will take visitors through each section of the booth, sharing more information about Exro technology, applications, and partners, as well as speaking to what the community can expect from Exro in the summer of 2022.
Meetings with the Exro team: CES registrants are also invited to book personal meetings with Exro experts for individual booth tours.
Lastly, registrants can participate in Exro’s CES exclusive virtual giveaways. One winner and their guest will receive travel and accommodations in Arizona in June 2022 including a ride in Exro’s retrofitted fully electric Humvee.
“The health and safety of Exro employees is our top priority. Though we were pushing towards an in-person event, ultimately both the decision made by CES to reduce exhibiting days and the highly transmissible and rapidly spreading COVID variant impacted our plans,” said Sue Ozdemir, CEO of Exro in a statement.
CES registrants can access Exro’s virtual booth and engage with the team from January 5 to 7, 2022. Due to Exro’s late decision to shift to a digital presence, Exro’s physical booth will remain on-site at CES, staffed by its booth service provider who will be directing CES attendees to Exro’s virtual booth.
