NEW RECORD OF SUBMISSION Subject: Low-Volume Manufacturer Registration Application for Pontiac Motor Company Purpose: Pontiac Motor Company, an independent entity based in Detroit, Michigan, submits this application for registration as a low-volume vehicle manufacturer under the provisions of the Fixing America’s Surface Transportation (FAST) Act and pursuant to the requirements of 49 CFR Part 566. Company Overview: Pontiac Motor Company specializes in the design and production of low-volume, high-performance vehicles that honor iconic American automotive designs while integrating modern technologies for safety, efficiency, and sustainability. The company operates independently and is unaffiliated with General Motors (GM) or its subsidiaries. Scope of Manufacturing: Pontiac Motor Company intends to manufacture low-volume specialty vehicles that meet the definition of “replica vehicles” under the FAST Act. These vehicles will replicate iconic models at least 25 years old in design but will incorporate modern, emissions-compliant drivetrains. Key Manufacturing Details: Production Volume: Initial production will be limited to 325 vehicles annually, as allowed under the FAST Act. Vehicle Design: Vehicles will visually replicate models originally produced 25+ years ago while adhering to current emissions and safety requirements. Compliance: All vehicles will: Meet FMVSS equipment-level requirements as outlined for low-volume manufacturers. Use EPA-certified engines or powertrains, ensuring compliance with current emissions standards. Commitment to Compliance: Pontiac Motor Company is committed to adhering to all applicable federal and state laws, including: Certification with the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) as a low-volume vehicle manufacturer. Ensuring emissions compliance through certification with the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and, where applicable, the California Air Resources Board (CARB). Proper registration of a World Manufacturer Identifier (WMI) and compliance with VIN generation standards as required by 49 CFR Part 565.