Daimler Holds Live Webcast May 19th at 7 AM Discussing Strategic EV Partner Tesla? ; Link to Webcast Inside

Eric Loveday May 19, 2009 Comment Now!

Tomorrow morning at 7 AM sharp, Daimler AG will hold a live webcast press conference to discuss their future in regards to electric vehicles.

The press conference aims to educate interested parties in the electro mobility future at Daimler and provide information regarding a strategic partner for the electric vehicle program. According to many sources, Daimler is expected to announce Tesla Motors as its strategic partner.

The briefing from Daimler AG is listed below.

Daimler AG has been setting milestones in green technologies and will announce a new strategic cooperation to make electro mobility a reality. We cordially invite you to join the live webcast of the announcement press conference in Stuttgart, Germany, on

Tuesday, May 19 at 7:00 AM Eastern Time.

To view the live webcast, click here

Source: Daimler

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