SANTA MONICA, Calif. (AP) — Southern California electric car and battery maker Coda Holdings has raised $76 million of new investments in preparation for the production of its all-electric flagship vehicle.
The Santa Monica-based company said Wednesday that the new funds bring its total invested capital to more than $200 million as it looks to begin production of the four-door, five-passenger Coda Sedan and to develop its Lithium-ion battery systems.
New investors in the company include Harbinger Capital Partners, and current investors who contributed include company founder and co-chairman Miles Rubin.
The company had planned to start selling the sedan in 2010 but has delayed the beginning of production until the second half of this year.