Axial Vector Engine Corporation to Create Assembly Plants in Detroit, Michigan and Dubai, United Arab Emirates

DUBAI, United Arab Emirates, March 24 -- Axial Vector Engine Corporation (Pink Sheets: AXVC) (Frankfurt: BAE1) announces that two assembly facilities, one in Detroit and the other in Dubai, are scheduled to come online to meet the demand for AVEC products.

The Detroit facility is an 18,000 sq. ft. Class A Building currently housing Adaptive Propulsion Systems, which is being purchased by Emirates International Capital Advisory (EICA). Final assembly of 100 kW generators will be completed in this building. Primary sales and distribution from this location are expected to be geared for United States military and generator conversion systems.

AVEC has narrowed to three choices that average 40,000 sq. ft. each for the Dubai facility, and a final decision is expected to be made next week. This facility will also complete assembly for 100 kW generators as well as final assembly for multi-fuel Work Horse engines. The facility will begin with one assembly line that can be expanded to add three more. Request for bids on block casting and sub-components have been tendered to three suppliers on each category.

Axial Vector(TM) Engine Corporation is a publicly traded company (OTC Pink Sheets: AXVC.PK) that owns, develops and licenses proprietary intellectual property regarding unique internal combustion engine, generator and electric motor technologies. AVEC is applying these technologies to develop an exciting, new, smaller and lighter internal combustion engine that produces significantly greater horsepower and three times more torque on less fuel than conventional engines of similar size. It also owns the worlds first "coreless" power generator and ultra efficient electric motors.

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