This family oriented event typically draws about 5,000 visitors.  At our booth and information table we had toy car give-aways for the kids and for the adults we handed out lots of the Plugin America literature.  The most popular handout was the one that shows which EVs and PHEVs are currently available with photos of each along with pricing and range information.  

We also answered a lot of questions the guests had about charging stations and electric vehicle availability.  Unfortunately, there is a shortage of EVs and PHEVs at this time with long waiting lists and dealers charging high premiums over the MSRP.  Hopefully that will change by next year.

We have participated in this event for many years, however it was cancelled for 2020 and 2021, so we were glad to be back this year.  We had masks and hand sanitizer available for ourselves and the attendees.  Food trucks were on hand so the visitors stayed for a long time visiting the various exhibitors.  For insurance reasons, there were no test drives.  All of the display vehicles were privately owned and their owners had good engagement with the guests.  We felt good about the turnout and engagement and consider the event to be a big success.