Neohydro and GenesVettes to Expand Relationship with Blade Chevrolet and General Motors

CALGARY, Alberta--Neohydro Technologies Corp. (OTCBB:NHYT) is furthering development of its proprietary licensed Green Interactive Hybrid System™ (GIHS) with GenesVettes. At present, the proprietary system is an after factory installation which significantly decreases engine wear and tear while maintaining the car’s full warranty. This is not necessarily the case of most other technological enhancements with vehicles, as there are significant concerns about negating existing factory warranty protection.

This significant achievement has come as a result of extensive research and development, and working closely with General Motors (Pink Sheets:GMGMQ) via the relationship with Blade Chevrolet of Mt. Vernon, Washington and GenesVettes, of Lyndon, Washington. The GIHS system is well within General Motors’ warranty standards and allows for full warranty protection to be maintained after the GIHS system installation.

Michael Kulcheski, CEO of Neohydro, commented, “The establishment of a relationship with General Motors, through our license partner, GenesVettes, and Blade Chevrolet, is significant to our efforts to install the GIHS on fleets of light duty trucks throughout Canada, as it alleviates any customer concerns regarding warranty protection of their vehicles. Duplicating this relationship with Canadian Chevrolet dealerships across the country and with other automobile dealerships and manufactures will be the key to Neohydro’s success.”

About Neohydro Technologies Corp.

Neohydro Technologies Corp. (www.neohydrotechnology.com) is traded under the symbol NHYT on the OTCBB exchange and is based in Calgary, Alberta, Canada. Neohydro is a Technology Company focused on “Green” technologies in the automotive, transportation, and power generation, focused initially on the light and heavy-duty trucking industry. Neohydro has licensed a unique patented turbo hybrid system. This revolutionary Green Interactive Hybrid System™ is proven to assist an engine to operate more efficiently, with less effort, less fuel consumption, and enhanced horsepower. Thus, increasing engine life as well as adding obvious economic benefits, and enhanced horsepower to many significantly underpowered vehicles, such as limousines and fleet vehicles where incremental cost for larger engines may not be an economically viable option. Advanced tuning methods also significantly decrease harmful emissions. In the case of most technological enhancements with vehicles, there are significant concerns about negating existing factory warranty protection. Significantly, the GIHS is well within General Motors’ warranty standards and does not void the manufacturer’s warranty.

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