MONTREAL, June 24,
2024 /CNW/ - Taiga Motors Corporation ("Taiga" or the
"Company") (TSX: TAIG), announced today that its Chief Financial
Officer, Eric Bussières, will be
departing the Company to pursue another opportunity outside the
powersports industry. His successor will be named at a later
date. Mr. Bussières will remain with the Company as CFO until
July 12th working with the
seasoned finance and accounting team to ensure a smooth
transition.
"I would like to thank Eric for his hard work and contributions
during his tenure, and wish him all the best in his new role" said
Samuel Bruneau, Taiga's CEO. "We
look forward to continue building upon the strong foundations of
financial rigor instilled across the organization in the initial
phase of scaling production."
"I want to thank Sam and everyone at Taiga," said Eric
Bussières. "I leave holding Taiga in the highest regard. I am
enormously proud of the innovation we brought to the powersports
industry by providing better alternatives to customers for
sustainable adventures."
About Taiga
Taiga (TSX: TAIG) is a Canadian company reinventing the
powersports landscape with breakthrough electric off-road vehicles.
Through a clean-sheet engineering approach, Taiga has pushed the
frontiers of electric technology to achieve extreme power-to-weight
ratios and thermal specifications required to outperform comparable
high-performance combustion powersports vehicles. The first models
released include a lineup of electric snowmobiles and personal
watercraft to deliver on a rapidly growing demand from recreational
and commercial customers who are seeking better ways to explore the
great outdoors without compromise. For more information, visit
www.taigamotors.com
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as of the date of this news release, and except as required by
applicable law, Taiga does not undertake any obligation to publicly
update or revise any forward-looking statement, whether because of
added information, future events or otherwise.
SOURCE Taiga Motors Corp.