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Thursday, September 24, 2020 - 13:54:34

Virtual Drive Electric Event - Asheville

Join us for a virtual drive electric event Asheville on September 26th, noon to 3pm. This event is sponsored by the Blue Ridge EV Club, Western North Carolina Tesla Owners Group, Land-Of-Sky Clean Vehicle Coalition and Southern Alliance for Clean Energy.

Don't miss the 1pm panel discussion on Women and EV's!

To register and participate, you do not need to attend all of the sessions.

For a chance to win $250, register to attend and complete a short survey. Must be at least 18 years old to win. Limit one entry per person.

REGISTER HERE!

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