Tesla's Cousin, pioneer of revolutionary public offering

         - Dubuc Motors is Crowdfunding its Electric Cars following SEC qualification

          Dubuc Motors Inc. (Dubuc Motors), the company behind the Tomahawk – the world's first 2+2 electric sports car, announces the live offering phase of its equity crowdfunding campaign after the qualification of its filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). The company has received over $6MM of indicated interest and is now the first to jointly conduct a Regulation S offering with a Regulation A under Title IV of the JOBS Act, Regulation A+.

          Dubuc Motors can now sell equity shares to accredited and unaccredited investors through its website ( www.dubucmotors.com ), allowing for people to invest as little as $200 in the United States as well as internationally.

          "People have embraced the idea that the Tomahawk, although an exotic sports car, can be as practical as a sedan," said Mike Kakogiannakis, co-founder of Dubuc Motors. "We have been pleased with the response from the crowd. It's exciting to see a community of game changers and trend setters jump on board as shareholders of our company early on."

          The 370-mile range Tomahawk caters to a unique audience which accommodates the big and tall, seating drivers up to 6'5" comfortably. Additional features such as rear seats and trunk space add utility, making the Tomahawk an everyday luxury sports car. The Tomahawk is now available for reservation with a $5,000 deposit on the company's website, first deliveries are expected in 2018.