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GMC Expands AuraGen Vehicle Usage

26 October 2000

GMC Expands AuraGen Vehicle Usage

    EL SEGUNDO, Calif.--Oct. 26, 2000--Aura Systems, Inc. (OTC:AURA) announced today that GMC will display the AuraGen(R) integrated into two of its vehicles, the Savana Pro and the Max Yukon XL, at the SEMA show.
    The SEMA show will be held in Las Vegas on Oct. 31 through Nov. 3.
    GMC in a press release on Oct. 25, 2000 (www.media.gm.com/gmc/00news/gmc001025c.htm) said, "GMC worked closely with the Home Depot and a focus group of contractors to determine just what professionals would desire in their ultimate van. The Savana Pro addresses their professional grade needs in a full size van... An AuraGen underhood generator can produce up to 5,000 watts of AC power in both 120 and 240 volt output..."
    "We at Aura are honored and excited about the GMC Savana Pro program and the inclusion of the AuraGen in the 'contractor's ultimate birthday wish come true.' The AuraGen on the Savana Pro will provide the electric power needed by contractors for whatever tools they need in their daily work. This is yet another example of how the AuraGen improves productivity and enhances the lives of professional users of mobile power, " said Harry Kurtzman Aura's CEO.
    In a separate press release, GMC announced that a specially upfitted 2001 GMC Yukon XL will also be shown at the SEMA show. This vehicle dubbed as "MAX Yukon XL" enables, "Chef Keith Famie to cook anytime, anywhere in the world. Famie calls MAX the Ultimate professional grade all terrain cooking truck...An underhood AuraGen generator offers enough energy to power a small restaurant..." said GMC. (www.media.gm.com/gmc/00news/gmc001025b.htm)
    "The inclusion of the AuraGen on the Yukon and Savana, in addition to the already successful Sierra professional and the GM Goodwrench Mobile Service Program, are some highlights of the important OEM activities at Aura," said Karl Rojc, Aura's director for OEM business development.