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Dave Goldstein Charlie Garlow Bryan Murtha LeRoy Hall Jerry Asher Christina Ferreri |
EVA/DC meetings are congenial and informal, appealing to a wide range of men and women, including EV owners and "do-it-yourself" automotive enthusiasts, high school and university racing teams, futurists and old car buffs,environmentalists and inventors, government and business leaders, professionals and tradespeople, students and educators, investors and entrepreneurs.
Currently, some eighty-five EV's are known to be operating in the Baltimore-Washington Region, ranging in age from a 1903 Baker Electric to modern AC-and DC powered vans and pickup trucks operated by Virginia Power, PEPCO and Baltimore Gas and Electric Company. One of the first electric buses in the Washington area - powered by fuel cells - is undergoing tests at Georgetown University, and world championship solar and hybrid electric vehicles have been produced at George Washington University, and the University of Maryland and the U.S. Naval Academy.
For EV owners and enthusiasts, EVA/DC offers practical information and a vital link to a network of parts and service providers, and the pooled knowledge of those who have "been there, done that." Innovation - as well as safety - are encouraged. EVA/DC EV owners are frequently called upon to display their cars at area schools, environmental fairs, automobile shows, parades and other public events. And it is not unusual for a local EV driver to be stopped in public by curious onlookers for "a peek under the hood": - often accompanied by a gathering crowd and an impromptu question and answer session. With increasing environmental interest in the benefits of EV's and concerns about escalating gasoline prices, club members are having a difficult time satisfying demand. But with major EV announcements appearing in the news virtually every day - including the latest EV production plans from GM, Ford, Chrysler, Honda, Mercedes, Nissan, Toyota and VW - and with more EVkits, components and accessories available for schools, fleets and growing number of EV enthusiasts, EVA/DC members are confident that many more EV's will be "joining the club" in the years ahead. If you are interested in "joining the club" visit our Member page and fill out an application. |
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