Volcon Exhibits EV Lineup at Texas A&M Bush Combat Development Complex Grand Opening

AUSTIN, TX – November 10, 2022 – (Motor Sports NewsWire) – Volcon Inc. (NASDAQ: VLCN) (“Volcon” or the “Company”), the first all-electric, off-road powersports company, announced today that it was invited to exhibit its EV product lineup at the grand opening of the Texas A&M University (TAMU) RELLIS Campus George H.W. Bush Combat Development Complex (BCDC).

Located in Bryan, Texas, at Texas A&M’s RELLIS campus, the BCDC is a unique, comprehensive research and testing ecosystem. The complex is home to a number of high-tech research and testing facilities, including the Innovation Proving Ground, with its Mobility Challenge Course and Off-Road Test Area, the Ballistic, Aero-optics, and Materials Range, and the Research Integration Center. Other RELLIS campus capabilities that will complement the BCDC’s efforts are additional on-road and rugged off-road test areas, a one-of-a-kind 5G research and development network, classrooms, and lab facilities.

As posted on the BCDC’s website (www.bcdc.tamus.edu), the mission and vision of the complex are to “Accelerate the development, integration, and transfer of technology to advance United States defense and security capabilities in critical technology areas,” and “Conduct research, development, test and evaluation of critical national security technologies with world-class researchers and partners using relevant state-of-the-art laboratory and testing facilities,” respectively.

“Volcon was proud to showcase our EV vehicles as part of the dedication ceremony,” stated Volcon’s Vice President of Global Defense and Government Programs, Richard Tannery. “We look forward to future partnership opportunities with BCDC and other TAMU agencies, such as the Texas Transportation Institute, as we work together to accelerate military modernization efforts and establish the best practices and standards for testing tactical electric vehicles.”

Volcon’s headquarters in Round Rock, Texas is less than a two-hour drive from the BCDC. “Accessible testing space with relevant terraforming and obstacle courses, the availability of capable testing resources and cutting-edge technology, and an open forum for collaboration with relevant organizations are all very appealing to our organization as we penetrate further into the defense and security sectors,” stated Tannery. He further noted that the benefits are mutual to the federal government. “Military modernization and fleet…