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400 h.p. NGV SuperCar at EnV'99

11 June 1999

    YPSILANTI, MI - Motion Concept Vehicles Inc. (MCV) of Toronto, Ontario is 
excited about demonstrating their prototype mid-engine, carbon-fibre chassis 
NGV ``SuperCar'' at the EnV'99 Ride and Drive. In addition, the company will be 
showing their hydrogen fueled, 5kw IC generator at booth No. 125. The conference 
is being held at the Ypsilanti Marriot.

    MCV focuses on the design and development of transportation related
alternative fuel devices. The prototype sportscar is powered by a
twin-supercharged, natural gas fueled. 4.6 litre V8. Fitted with 16 fuel
injectors and a customized electronic injection system, closed loop control
and three way catalysts, the engine generates approximately 400 h.p. The
entire vehicle has been designed, developed and will be manufactured by MCV.

    The vehicle will be manufactured on a limited production basis with a
total planned production volume of 400 vehicles at a selling price of
approximately $200,000. ``Over the next two years it is our intention to begin
production and take the ``supercar'' to market as a limited volume, high
performance niche vehicle'' says MCV's president, Bob Waddell.

    MCV will continue to develop alternative fueled vehicles and other
technologies with applications for both the automotive and non-automotive
industries. A second vehicle is planned for development within four years. The
company offers their facilities and expertise to help other companies develop
new technologies or analyze and test their own designs and prototypes.

    See the prototype SuperCar at the EnV'99 Ride and Drive, visit MCV's
booth (No. 125).