The Cybertruck is always popular, and one of the few vehicles to go out for test drives. We also had a Registered LSV (Low Speed Vehicle) for the first time. Stihl brought their electric equipment, and Yarbo brought an autonomous yard robot that could function as a lawnmower and snowblower. My National Grid person's son (15) has his own landscaping company and brought his electric equipment as well. We had a range of vehicles in all sizes and price ranges, from PHEVs (plug in hybrids) to Rivians. Lots of e-motos showed up. Exhibitors had a great time, but we only had about 30 visitors overall, despite more heavily promoting the EVent this year. According to my feedback forms, most exhibitiors would prefer the EVent to be in May or June, when we have the chance of better weather and hopefully, increased attendance. 

Other exhibiting organizations included:

The Ioniq Guy (sponsor)

Green Wave EV (sponsor)

Tesla Peabody - North Shore

Green Energy Consumers Alliance - Drivegreen

STIHL

Salem Alliance for the Environment

TruvoTech USA (Yarbo autonomous yard robot)

JuiceNet.Ai

Abode Energy Management

Citizens' Climate Lobby, North Shore Chapter

Mass. Environmental Trust license plates

ReCharge America

Salem Police Dept. with an EV and the conventionally kibble-powered Derby the Dog

National Grid

HomeWorks Energy

New Entry Sustainable Farming/Farm Trust License Plates

Energy New England

Bluebikes

Bicycle and Shared Use Path Advisory Committee

Boston PEV

Please contact Organizer Stacy Kilb first if you wish to register to exhibit.

Kick some gas with us! Are you curious about electric vehicles (EVs)? Want to check them out in person?  Talk to people who own - and love - their EVs. Local dealerships will provide test drives. Electric bikes, scooters, and unicycles will be featured, and some available for rides. Bring a helmet! Battery-powered outdoor equipment will also be featured. Come ride or drive with us!

Food will be available for purchase from Kim Gregory's Pure Pastry (all vegan, gluten-free options) an Bake & Bites (savory items and lunch). Complimentary beverages provided; bring a reusable water bottle or travel mug. 

Please sign up to exhibit or attend, or feel free to email/call/text Stacy with any questions: [email protected], (978) 333-0971

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EV Owners wishing to register, please note: Check the list of registered vehicles to see if we already have one or more of your make/model. If that's the case, priority may be given to owners offering rides/test drives. Due to space issues, if we have an overabundance of a particular model, you may be directed to park in the visitor lot, but we still welcome you to enthusiastically talk about your EV with visitors, and your nametag will reflect that. 

The following organizations have also registered to attend:

• Abode Energy Management
• BlueBikes
• Citizens Climate Lobby - North Shore Chapter
• Drive Green/Green Energy Consumers Alliance
• Energy New England/MOR-EV State Rebate Program
• HomeWorks Energy Home Energy Assessments & Weatherization
• JuiceNet - P2P Charging Network & EV Charger Sales 
• Mass Environmental Trust - Conservation License Plates
• National Grid - Charge Smart MA
• New Entry Sustainable Farming Project - Farm Trust License Plates
• ReCharge Massachusetts
• Salem Alliance for the Environment
• Salem Police Department with their Ford F150 Lightning (tentative) and the conventionally kibble-powered Officer Derby the Dog
• Salem Sustainability & Resiliency Department -Trivia and FREE raffle prizes at visitor check-in tent
• Sierra Club
• Stihl Electric Outdoor Equipment
• TruvoTech - Yarbo Autonomous Yard Robot Demo