EL SEGUNDO, CA--(Marketwire - Nov 4, 2011) - [ Vision Industries Corp ]. (OTCBB: [ VIIC ]) announces that it has won the Los Angeles Business Journal - Patrick Soon-Shiong Innovation Award, which was held on November 3, 2011 at the Four Seasons Hotel in Beverly Hills.

Vision' s consideration for this award was based on their trailblazing efforts in producing a zero-emission hydrogen fuel cell-powered / electric hybrid Class 8 truck, the [ Tyrano ]™, which provides a clean-tech transportation solution for moving containerized cargo to-and-from ports of entry and regional logistical hubs.

"We are honored and excited to have won such a prestigious award. On behalf of the Vision team, we thank The LA Business Journal and Dr. Patrick Soon-Shiong for this recognition," says Martin Schuermann, CEO of Vision Industries Corp.

About Vision Industries
Vision is a developer of zero emission electric/hydrogen hybrid powered vehicles and turnkey hydrogen fueling systems. Vision's proprietary electric/hydrogen hybrid drive system combines the superior acceleration of a battery powered electric vehicle with the extended range provided by a hydrogen fuel cell. For more information on Vision Industries Corp., please visit [ www.visionindustriescorp.com ]

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