AirIQ Launches Enhanced Offering for Consumers

MobileIQ Stolen Vehicle Recovery and MobileIQ Safety and Security Interactive Services

TORONTO, ONTARIO – January, 2008 – AirIQ Inc. (TSX: IQ), a leader in Wireless Location-Based Services, specializing in Telematics and Security, today announced that it has launched two enhanced Consumer service offerings. The Company launched the new MobileIQ offerings to distributor channels in the fourth quarter as an enhanced proposition for dealers, retailers and consumers.

MobileIQ is now offered as both a simple Stolen Vehicle Recovery service and, through an easy online upgrade, as an enhanced web-based Safety and Security Interactive service. In the case of Stolen Vehicle Recovery, when a MobileIQ equipped vehicle is stolen, the vehicle owner contacts the 24/7 call center. Client Care agents provide vehicle location information to the vehicle owner in concert with local law enforcement who will recover the vehicle on the consumer’s behalf.

“We are responding to widespread market awareness and demand for a simple Stolen Vehicle Recovery service. This makes MobileIQ much easier for our dealers to sell,” states Irwin Rodrigues, AirIQ’s Vice President, Marketing and Sales. Mr. Rodrigues continues, “Once the system is installed in a vehicle, the consumer registers their vehicle through our website. At this time, the consumer has the choice of completing their registration for the simple Stolen Vehicle Recovery Service, or upgrading to a rich set of Interactive Services - delivered to the user via their own personal, secure web-site. With this enhanced offering, we have changed the way AirIQ communicates, distributes, and sells MobileIQ services.”

Unlike competing Stolen Vehicle Recovery methods that only provide local coverage or employ chase vehicle recovery methods, MobileIQ’s service advantage is based on the use of GPS technology enabling reliable and affordable North America wide coverage. In addition, growing awareness of GPS and the need to go beyond simple Stolen Vehicle Recovery has created a market for enhanced services. Specifically, Safety and Security Interactive functionalities include: excessive speed alerts, unauthorized movement alerts, battery disconnect alerts, boundary and border crossing alerts, plus door unlock and engine disable capabilities.

AirIQ is now expanding its distributor network to serve both the North American New Car Dealers and 12 Volt Automotive and Electronics retail markets. Roger Patrick, President of Progressive Sales Canada states, “Progressive Sales is very excited about the enhanced MobileIQ service offerings, which we have adopted as distributors in the Canadian market. Having recently launched it to our network of retail dealers, we are already seeing strong uptake and sell through to end-user consumers. We believe the demand evidence is a combination of the new value proposition structure, market maturation and increased awareness, resulting in buyer interest through our dealer network.”

Doug Armstrong, President of Mass Electronics, states; “Mass Electronics has operated as a MobileIQ distributor to new car dealerships for over three years and are firm believers in the technology. We have reignited our sales efforts to promote, sell and provide installation services for the enhanced MobileIQ value proposition. We believe it will resonate with both New Car Dealers and their car buying customers. Early indications are very positive and we look forward to growing this business segment.”

Distributors and dealers interested in learning more about MobileIQ should visit: www.airiq.com and select the Consumer tab.
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