In a push to raise awareness about electric and plug-in vehicles, Plug In America hosted a full-day ride & drive event for United States senators and their staff in the capital. Hundreds were in attendance, where they were treated with time behind the wheel and supporting education about plug-in vehicles.
When I notice a large city vehicle that is fully electric or a utility truck that is electric or even a hybrid, I breathe a sigh of relief. It is nice to know the local city transit administration is thinking. Likewise, in Los Angeles, the world is not mad.
Spurred by a $500,000 grant from the US Department of Energy, Plug In America will partner with the University of Rhode Island to promote the electric car revolution in Connecticut, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, and Vermont.
The Sierra Club’s press release Monday shares that, indeed, National Drive Electric Day has become a popular and expanding celebration of electric … [continued]
More than 500,000 plug-in electric vehicles have now been sold in the US, according to the nonprofit Plug In America. … [continued]
Originally published on Gas2. The sixth annual National Drive Electric Week will begin on September 10 and run through September 18. … [continued]
Nissan is promoting National Drive Electric Week as widespread educational events with ride-and-drives are nearing (September 10 this year marks the start). … [continued]
It was a great honor to meet Plug In America co-founders Paul Scott & Dency Nelson in Santa Monica in the midst of … [continued]
I rolled into Los Angeles at 1:00am on March 31, catching sleep on the flights from Frankfurt to DC and … [continued]
Originally published on EV Obsession. The costs (battery wear-and-tear, replacement, etc) associated with the possible use of electric vehicles as … [continued]
