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E-Cite Motors (VAPR) Eliminates Over 3.3 Million Potentially Dilutive Shares by Paying Down Convertible Debt and Building Long-Term Value
Management Moves Aggressively to Protect Shareholders and Strengthen the Capital Structure, Delivering on Its Promise to Minimize Dilution and Increase Value While Recent Debt Reduction and Lockup Agreement Demonstrate Long-Term Confidence
BOTHELL, WASHINGTON / ACCESS Newswire / October 2, 2025 / VaporBrands International, Inc. dba E-Cite Motors (OTCID:VAPR) announced today that it has paid off its convertible note dated December 22, 2023, resulting in the elimination of approximately 3,300,000 shares from potentially being converted into common stock. This strategic action underscores management's ongoing commitment to protecting shareholders, strengthening the balance sheet, and increasing long-term shareholder value.

This milestone is part of a larger, concerted effort by E-Cite Motors to reduce and eliminate convertible debt obligations that could negatively impact the Company's share structure. The Company recently executed a Stock Lockup Agreement that effectively eliminated 90% of potential conversions that might have otherwise occurred over the next twelve months, ensuring that shareholders are protected from excessive dilution as the Company continues to execute on its business plan.
"We are delivering on our commitment to put shareholders first," said Barry Henthorn, CEO of E-Cite Motors. "By paying down debt and eliminating millions of potential conversion shares, we are strengthening our capital structure and preserving shareholder value. This, combined with our lockup agreement, sends a clear message that our management team is focused on building a strong foundation for growth without compromising our investors' trust."
Additional debt reductions are already in process as the Company advances its operational and financing strategies. These efforts are designed to minimize dilution, bolster the balance sheet, and ensure that E-Cite is positioned for both near-term execution and long-term success.
Regulatory Advantage: Why E-Cite Stands Apart from Traditional OEMs
Unlike traditional automakers such as Tesla (TSLA), Ford (F), General Motors (GM), and Toyota (TM), which are subject to lengthy and costly full-scale crash testing and certification processes, E-Cite benefits from a significant regulatory advantage under the Low Volume Manufacturers Act.
This exemption allows E-Cite to design, produce, and sell vehicles without the same barriers that traditional OEMs face, accelerating time to market, reducing costs, and enabling far greater flexibility in design and innovation. This unique positioning gives E-Cite an unprecedented competitive edge in bringing distinctive electric vehicles to market rapidly and efficiently, while still maintaining compliance with U.S. safety and emissions regulations.
This regulatory advantage, combined with the Company's strengthened capital structure, underscores why E-Cite represents a powerful opportunity for investors seeking exposure to the future of electric mobility.
About E-Cite Motors Group (OTCID:VAPR): E-Cite Motors Group is a next-generation electric vehicle manufacturer redefining the American automobile by producing premium EVs that combine timeless design with groundbreaking performance. Unlike traditional automakers, E-Cite employs a modular EV platform that allows for rapid development, high efficiency, and reduced environmental impact. E-Cite's vehicles are developed under a low-volume manufacturing model, enabling the company to bypass certain regulatory hurdles and accelerate delivery of innovative models to consumers. From modernized classic sports cars to record-breaking electric trucks. By combining cutting-edge technology with classic automotive design, E-Cite is redefining what's possible in the EV space. E-Cite is committed to "leading the EV evolution through innovation, agility, and intelligent design". The company is headquartered in Bothell, Washington, and is majority owned by Innovative EV Technologies, Inc.
Contact:
Innovative EV Technologies, Inc. dba E-Cite Motors
Email: [email protected]
Website: www.ecitemotors.com
SOURCE: Innovative EV Technologies dba E-Cite Motors
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