Mullen Technologies Backing Up Successful Indy 500 With The 2019 Detroit Grand

BREA, California, June 2, 2019  - Mullen Technologies, Inc. (“Mullen” or the “Company”) is participating this weekend at the 2019 Detroit Grand Prix by sponsoring aerial TV coverage of the entire race weekend and TV commercials during each of the main races on Saturday and Sunday.
Detroit Grand Prix race fans will get to see Mullen and the Qiantu K50 via a blimp that’s providing aerial footage of the race for the NBC telecast. Mullen K50 commercials will be televised on NBC throughout the races on Saturday and Sunday.

“We’re backing up our success last weekend with the Indy 500 with another solid IndyCar event this weekend at the Detroit Grand Prix. The Belle Isle Course is one of the most challenging of the entire circuit. It’s going to be an exciting race weekend and one we are proud to be part of,” says Mullen Founder & CEO, David Michery.

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About Mullen Technologies:

Mullen Technologies, Inc. is a privately-owned California based Electric Vehicle (EV) manufacturer and international distributor of high tech, zero emission vehicles. Mullen Technologies, Inc. is committed to developing low cost, high-quality products. The Company’s goal is to contribute to the solution of the significant environmental problem caused by gasoline-powered vehicles by designing, manufacturing and marketing a variety of affordable, electric cars to the American and global markets. Currently, the Company manufactures a proprietary USDOT certified four-door electric sedan. The Company is in negotiations with several international vehicle manufacturers to develop joint ventures to bring quality, cost-effective vehicles to the United States for certification and distribution, although there can be no assurance that any of these joint ventures will ultimately be entered and finalized.

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