Oliver Kuttner

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Oliver

Following the screening of Revenge of the Electric Car at the Film Festival, car creator Oliver Kuttner, CEO of Edison2, joined environmental consultant David Slutzky to talk about wheeled transportation.

Whatever happened? 10 updated stories

Whatever happened after authorities slew the geese in Forest Lakes? Whatever happened to Oliver Kuttner's remarkably light car? What's the latest on the search for Morgan Harrington's killer? This week, we look back at ten classic cover stories– dramatic tales, poigna
Months before the October 2010 ill-fated traffic stop, Oliver Kuttner stands outside the Lynchburg warehouse where he and his team created the X Prize-winning Very Light Car.

Kuttner convicted: X-Prize winner guilty of disorderly conduct

X-Prize winner and Hook Person of the Year Oliver Kuttner may be best known for his convictions about the need for light-weight, fuel-efficient vehicles, but he now has another sort of conviction: the legal sort.

Ix nixed: New location for City Market?

The Frank Ix Building along Monticello Avenue comes down. But what will take its place? PHOTO BY DAVE MCNAIR For years, the old Frank Ix building has been one

Starlight sold: New owner bets on bus travel

New owner Dan Goff says Starlight Express has newer buses, better wi-fi, and more leg room.

X Prize gallery

Oliver Kuttner and his Edison2 team cheer following the announcement of their X Prize victory. PHOTO BY JEN FARIELLO Oliver Kuttner and his Edison2 team won the $5

Edison2's hope: Kuttner optimistic as X Prize award day approaches

Edison2's Chief of Design Ron Mathis (right) and CEO Oliver Kuttner. PHOTO BY BRAD JAEGER/EDISON2 For Oliver Kuttner,Ã?
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