Iowa-Based Electric Vehicle Dealership Announces Grand Opening

    NORTH LIBERTY, IA, February 05, 2020 /24-7PressRelease/ -- VERV Auto Sales is excited to welcome the public to its Chamber of Commerce Ribbon Cutting Ceremony on Tuesday, February, 11th from 4-6pm. A variety of electric vehicles will be on display including recent models from Tesla, Ford, Chrysler, BMW, and more. Refreshments will be served along with insight and information into all aspects of electric vehicles. The event will be at 230 Sugar Creek Lane, North Liberty, Iowa 52317.

VERV Auto Sales, a new electric vehicle startup under the same umbrella as Moxie Solar, focuses on educating the public and providing a resource for locals to find electric and plug-in hybrid vehicles that fit their needs.

Jason Hall, owner and CEO, has been making major moves in the solar industry and sees VERV as a way to double the companies impact on reducing carbon emissions. As a purpose driven company, it is the mission of MOXIE and VERV to provide innovative solutions to the state of Iowa and beyond.

With the growing popularity and selection of electric vehicles (EVs), Mr. Hall saw an opportunity to make an even bigger difference, and he took it.

"One in five people will consider an EV for their next car, and they come in all shapes and sizes. Sports cars, mini-vans, crossovers, sedans...you name it. Plus, the technology, instant torque, and smart options in these vehicles are so cool! Once you drive an EV, you'll never want to drive a gasser ever again." -Jason Hall, CEO of Moxie Solar and VERV Auto Sales.

Representatives from the Chamber of Commerce will be in attendance to introduce the business to the public and welcome one of the Corridor's latest startups.

VERV Auto Sales is an electric vehicle dealership located in North Liberty, IA with a mission to demystify the EV discussion and provide innovative solutions for those interested in electric vehicles. VERV wants to spend more time educating potential customers on an EV that's right for them, rather than trying to "close the deal."

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