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Syphon Nanotech Announces Development of First Electric Vehicle Without a Battery

Gary C. Bizzo
3 min readMar 6, 2020

Quantum based-Nanotechnology Replaces Rechargeable Batteries

VANCOUVER, British Columbia — March 6, 2020, Syphon Nanotech Inc. announced a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with LEO-RDA Ltd. and LM&TH Ltd of Puebla, Mexico, to produce battery replacement prototypes for their electric bicycles and their ‘Thalia’ model electric vehicle.

“There is no doubt that our technology will revolutionize everything that currently uses a rechargeable battery”, said Gary Bizzo, Syphon Nanotech’s CEO.

Syphon Nanotech Inc. (Automotive), a subsidiary of The Syphon Institute for Quantum Studies, is a corporation with headquarters in Vancouver and laboratories in Winnipeg. The company has developed an electrostatic generator that takes charged CO 2 particles from the atmosphere and converts them using proprietary technology into energy while reducing Green House Gases (GHG). The generator can be used as a standalone power source or to augment existing power sources.

With the MOU from LM&TH Automobiles and Transportation SAPI de CV to produce a prototype of its generator for LM&TH’s first generation of Electric Vehicles, Syphon Nanotech intends to replace the battery in both LM&TH’s electric cars and electric bicycles with a modified generator created…

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Gary C. Bizzo
Gary C. Bizzo

Written by Gary C. Bizzo

Business Startup Specialist, Global Social Media Influencer, Forbes Top 25 Small Business Accounts on Twitter. Richtopia's Top 100 Global Influencers 2018

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