EV Art Challenge Winner, 6 EV Apps You Need, and Vintage Electric Vehicles |
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"Ford for Fleets: F-150 Lightning, E-Transit & Blue Oval City" Webinar |
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Join DriveElectricTN and Ford representatives James Morgan and Nathan Gyori to discuss the Ford F-150 Lightning, upcoming E-Transit, and the Blue Oval City site in Memphis, TN.
This webinar is intended for interested fleets and fleet managers across the state as an opportunity to learn about electrifying their fleets with Ford in the near future. However, this webinar is open to the public. All are welcome to come to listen and learn!
Date: December 2, 2021 Time: 2:00-3:00 p.m. ET |
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DriveElectricTN, EPB educate community at Green PrixStaff from the DriveElectricTN team partnered with EBP and Green Spaces at the 4th annual Chattanooga Green Prix on Nov. 19-20, 2021. Green Prix racer on the track DET hosted an electric vehicle display to educate students and the public about...Read morewww.driveelectrictn.org |
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Check out the winner of the DET EV Art Challenge from the Chattanooga Green Prix 2021! Children were encouraged to show their excitement and knowledge of EVs through their art. The winner was voted for via the Drive Electric TN Instagram.
Follow us @DriveElectricTN for more contests. |
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VW working on wireless charging breakthrough with ORNL, UTMinimizing losses and increasing speed of inductive fast charging for electric vehicles were some of Volkswagen 's goals when teaming up with Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL) and University of Tennessee, Knoxville. This was done through the...Read moreinsideevs.com |
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| 5 ways rural drivers benefit from electric vehiclesOriginally published by Union of Concerned Scientists, The Equation. By Maria Cecilia Pinto de Moura An electric lifestyle would be a boon to our rural heartland. Rural drivers stand to benefit the most from switching to an electric vehicle (EV), ...Read morecleantechnica.com |
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Are vintage electric vehicles the next big thing?Since the invention of the vehicle, the way people travel has drastically changed. From the two-horse open-top carriages of the past to the fantastical horsepower cars of the present, the direction of transportation has always been set to become...Read morewww.driveelectrictn.org |
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Consumers open to electric vehicles, face learning curveAmericans are more open than ever to trading in their gas cars for electrified vehicles - but they're flummoxed by the confusing array of green options arriving in showrooms. Why it matters: Getting up to speed on the differences among hybrids,...Read morewww.axios.com |
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| Charging electric cars with normal electricity outletThis is a short section of our new, free 2021-2022 EV Chargers Guide. More sections of the report will be published shortly, or you can just download the full report now. The report is free thanks to sponsorship from NeoCharge and EV Connect....Read morecleantechnica.com |
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6 free apps EV owners need for their next road tripElectric vehicles have taken the roads by storm, and they are here to stay. As the infrastructure in the U.S. hobbles to catch up to demand in some places, one thing that is never too far behind innovation is the tech in your pocket: your smartphone.Read morewww.driveelectrictn.org |
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Poll shows US majority support for urgent transition to EVsAccording to a recent poll by nonprofit group Coltura, which was shared by Green Car Reports, a majority of voters in the US are in support of requiring all new cars to be electric vehicles by 2030.Read moreinsideevs.com |
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| Electric terminal truck available for demo across USIn 2020, the Metropolitan Energy Center (MEC), which houses the Kansas City Regional and Central Kansas Clean Cities Coalitions, announced the deployment of all-electric trucks under their grant project, "Electrifying Terminal Trucks in...Read morewww.fuelsfix.com |
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Thank you to the Drive Electric TN Executive Committee and fiscal and in-kind members for your support! |
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Spread the word about our e-mail list |
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Currently, we’re creating a statewide email communication network – a unified front – where EV pioneers and advocates can receive up-to-date information, ideas, stories and relevant resources.
As a part of this network, participants will receive updates about ongoing DET projects and information about getting involved themselves.
You are already on this list, however, we want your help by encouraging others to sign up. Please forward this to other enthusiasts and sign up today to be a part of our Tennessee statewide EV story! The DriveElectricTN team is ready to talk to stakeholders to discuss plans for the upcoming year. Please reach out to us at info@driveelectrictn.org. |
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