RSchneider
Elio Addict
Checking the SEC filings today. Looks like Arcimoto has 180 days to get above $1 so they will not be delisted. As we all remember, this happened before and they did a 20:1 stock split. Currently, Arcimoto is around $0.65.
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People want one when they see and or test drive it, but the bugs are not fixed, direct to consumer sales only available in a limited number of States, limited mobile and or factory service options, no local sales/service providers, no marketing/advertising beyond word of mouth by <1000 owners, and the vast majority have never seen and/or know it’s available. The 500-900 owners prefer it as their daily commuter. I‘d buy one in a heartbeat if the bugs were worked out, had the initially marketed full enclosure option, with local sales and service. Same will hold true with any fully enclosed three wheeler that crosses the production finish line.I presume you mean a 'Reverse Stock Split'? I'm no expert in this area though, just what I was reading trying to understand it all.
Still seems to me their business plan just isn't making a vehicle that people actually want, and you can only juggle the numbers for so long .....
I did mean reverse. With Arcimoto, they seem to have overestimated the amount of sales. I think it'll be maybe 225 new units for this year. They seem to miss out on opportunities. For example, there was the Electrify Expo in Long Island. They were not there. Why? That whole area is full of people that have play toys and lots of cash to burn. Where I live, no way to ever test drive one. They seem to hate the whole north east part of the US. Even though they sell to places like NY, PA, CT, VA, DC, and NJ. Yet zero representation by a company that could tap into that market. I hear that once you drive one, you will buy it because it's so much fun. Leaving out the whole NE corridor, is not a way to get sales. With winter coming around the corner, forget doing test drives up here. Now they need to wait until May.I presume you mean a 'Reverse Stock Split'? I'm no expert in this area though, just what I was reading trying to understand it all.
Still seems to me their business plan just isn't making a vehicle that people actually want, and you can only juggle the numbers for so long .....
Hey Rick. Out of curiosity, what would be the price point at which you'ld buy? If it was electric, what range would you need (min & desired) ? And if it was enclosed, would you want seating for 1, 2, or 3 ? And if 2, would serial / in-line like the Archi be ok , or would you prefer side-by-side at a slightly higher cost / range hit ? I'm interested in hearing your views! Thx!People want one when they see and or test drive it, but the bugs are not fixed, direct to consumer sales only available in a limited number of States, limited mobile and or factory service options, no local sales/service providers, no marketing/advertising beyond word of mouth by <1000 owners, and the vast majority have never seen and/or know it’s available. The 500-900 owners prefer it as their daily commuter. I‘d buy one in a heartbeat if the bugs were worked out, had the initially marketed full enclosure option, with local sales and service. Same will hold true with any fully enclosed three wheeler that crosses the production finish line.
As we all know, they need to have service before selling. I bet that's the hangup.
These vehicles would be enclosed and climate controlled, which (I think) is the main reason more people don't commute to work on motorcycles.