Here are a few snaps of the scene.
Not sure what happened to the photos. I got a msg that I could not upload them "now." I'll try later.
You can install our site as a web app on your iOS device by utilizing the Add to Home Screen feature in Safari. Please see this thread for more details on this.
Note: This feature may not be available in some browsers.
Here are a few snaps of the scene.
I was one of the organizers for the New London event. We had 26 EV's and around 300 people pass through, making it one of the biggest in New England (second only to Brookline @ the Larz Anderson Auto Museum, I believe).On Sunday we attended the NDEW Expo in New London, NH. A relatively small town, yet the event was so well organized that I wouldn't be surprised if it takes top spot this year for attendance in New England. With an excellent venue, the area locals vastly outnumbered EV owners.
I was one of the organizers for the New London event. We had 26 EV's and around 300 people pass through, making it one of the biggest in New England (second only to Brookline @ the Larz Anderson Auto Museum, I believe).
This year we are holding it in White River Junction, VT on Saturday, 9/9 and plan to alternate between New London and the Upper Valley going forward.
Anyone interested in exhibiting or volunteering, please sign up here - National Drive Electric Week Event - White River Junction
Cambridge will have its first Drive Electric Week event, at Danehy Park on Saturday, September 16 from 11am - 4pm. I signed up with my X, and there's a Volt signed up as well. How about an S?
National Drive Electric Week Event - Cambridge
Shameless plug #2 - this year's event in WRJ is shaping up to be bigger than last year's in New London. We already have 26 vehicles, including several not seen last year (5 Bolts, 2 Smart EV's, and a Mitsubishi i-MiEV, electric motorcycles and bicycles), but the Teslas are underrepresented (2 S's, 2 X's, 1 Roadster). We need more Teslas signing up!I was one of the organizers for the New London event. We had 26 EV's and around 300 people pass through, making it one of the biggest in New England (second only to Brookline @ the Larz Anderson Auto Museum, I believe).
This year we are holding it in White River Junction, VT on Saturday, 9/9 and plan to alternate between New London and the Upper Valley going forward.
Anyone interested in exhibiting or volunteering, please sign up here - National Drive Electric Week Event - White River Junction
One last shameless plug - we're at 321 registered attendees, 37 vehicles, 14 models (actually more, that doesn't reflect a Zero Motorcycle and some electric bicycles that are coming), making our event the biggest by far in New England. 7 Teslas registered (4 S, 2 X, Roadster)Shameless plug #2 - this year's event in WRJ is shaping up to be bigger than last year's in New London. We already have 26 vehicles, including several not seen last year (5 Bolts, 2 Smart EV's, and a Mitsubishi i-MiEV, electric motorcycles and bicycles), but the Teslas are underrepresented (2 S's, 2 X's, 1 Roadster). We need more Teslas signing up!
Wish I could add my S to the mix, Peter, but Belmont National Drive Electric event is on the same day and time. Next year lets coordinate so we can help each other's communities!
I'm not an organizer, I just signed up when I heard about it. And I was surprised to learn that Cambridge & Belmont did them the same day - I would think the NDEW organizers would do something to coordinate and/or consolidate events. Especially surprising because 2 years ago they couldn't even pull one event together in the Boston area, and last year Brookline's was the only one.
Even more confusing is that I just realized Cambridge has two events, this Saturday and a week later as part of Danehy Park Day on the 16th. I'm signed up for tomorrow - will be out of town next weekend.
Hey, I was at the Danehy Park event too -- I don't think we formally met (I'm a bit shy that way), but I was the owner of the blue e-Golf wearing a green, long-sleeved polo shirt. I have to commend you for a fantastic showing of your X, from providing a clear, easy-to-understand description of what the car can do and your experience driving it, to showing off Summon features and even the Christmas easter egg. Also, the looks on the faces of those four kids who rode with you at the beginning as they jumped out of the car were PRICELESS... ear-to-ear grins on them all.
Too late to edit - If you aren't interested in showing your car, please consider registering as a volunteer. We can always use more help at the event.It's that time of year again!
The Kearsarge/Upper Valley event is moving back to the New London Historical Society for its third year on Sunday Sept 9
We will have presentations from local solar installers, displays of electric lawn and garden equipment, cars, bicycles, and motorcycles. Demo rides from local EV oweners.
RAFFLE - first prize is a Radio Flyer Kid's Model S - $500 value. FREE RAFFLE TICKET if you pre-register here
We had over 300 attendees in 2016 (second biggest Drive Electric Week event in New England), and over 500 in 2017 (biggest by far in New England, and one of the largest Drive Electric Week events on the east coast!)
Pre-register today! National Drive Electric Week Event - New London
PS - We'd really like to get a Model 3. One of our organizers has one on order, but it won't arrive in time.
Love to have you there!I might be able to bring my red Model 3 up there.
Hoping to attend the Lowell event myself.There is also an event in Lowell, September 15th at Heritage Farm which is a popular ice cream stand with a small restaurant inside.
Right across from the Merrimack river. I'm planning on attending.
National Drive Electric Week Event - Lowell