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Michigan grant program awards unique electrification solutions

Three companies – Polaris, Electric Outdoors, and Snowbotix – will receive a total of $1,225,000 in funding

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By Christian Hinton
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Michigan Lieutenant Governor Garlin Gilchrist II announced a new grant program in Michigan, supporting outdoor recreation innovation, vehicle technology and sustainability.

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Three companies – Polaris, Electric Outdoors, and Snowbotix – will receive a total of $1,225,000 in funding for deploying unique outdoor recreation mobility solutions. Polaris will establish a network of charging stations for electric off-road vehicles, Electric Outdoors will design a solar-powered campsite platform with EV charging, and Snowbotix will deploy electric autonomous multi-utility robots for outdoor maintenance tasks.

The grant program aims to evolve Michigan’s mobility ecosystem and enhance its outdoor recreation industry.

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