Carbon Motors Corporation has taken in a new partner to help enhance the future of law enforcement vehicles with the inclusion of Snap On. With the new partnership, a new service strategy for the Carbon E7 is expected to broaden the future of homeland security and relevant shifts in automotive technology.

“We have developed a world-class product for our country’s 840,000 law enforcement first responders and we will back it with world-class customer service. We are honored to welcome Snap-on to the team that will help deliver on that promise,” stated William Santana Li, chairman and chief executive officer, Carbon Motors Corporation.

It looks like we may see vast improvements on law enforcement vehicles as well in the coming months. Though not expected to be as sophisticated as what we see from our private vehicles, the partnership is definitely a big boost for authorities since they too have to be aided in carrying out proper duties related to the automotive industry and driving safety.

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In an effort to back up law enforcement, Carbon Motors Corporation has announced that they have chosen the L3 Display Group to provide them improved interface equipment for the Carbon E7. The Carbon E7 is world’s first purpose-built law enforcement patrol vehicle.

L-3 will provide key components to the Carbon E7’s On Board Rapid Command Architecture (ORCA), which will replace the laptops that most officers are currently utilizing in their patrol vehicles to send and receive data while on patrol.

“Among our main objectives for the Carbon E7 are safety and operational effectiveness,” remarked Trevor J. Rudderham, executive vice president and chief development officer for Carbon Motors Corporation. “A key part of achieving this is an integrated Graphical User Interface (GUI) with voice activation for the law enforcement equipment. We wanted to design a system that gives officers the ability to safely and efficiently use their communications devices while on patrol. L-3 has been a leader in the high reliability electronics industry for 30 years and specializes in advanced mobile data computers, displays and video recording solutions for public safety mobile applications. We are very pleased to have them as part of the E7 project.”

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