National EVA Blog

Read the latest news from our national EVA office

  • We are thrilled to announce that nominations for the highly anticipated Annual Electric Vehicle Association Awards are officially open!
  • Is it the thrill of that instant torque that leaves gas guzzlers in the dust? The satisfaction of knowing you're reducing your carbon footprint with every mile? Or maybe it's the quiet hum of the electric motor that makes every drive feel peaceful and serene? Whatever your reason, we want to hear it!
  • In the fall of 2023 the Electric Vehicle Association (EVA) Board of Directors started working with Harvard’s Salata Institute for Climate and Sustainability. The research Harvard was conducting involved how the DCFC network impacts EV adoption and whether reliable data about whether highway chargers are working would accelerate EV sales.
  • In today’s rapidly advancing electric vehicle (EV) industry, finding affordable and accessible charging solutions is crucial. JuiceNet is at the forefront of this evolution, offering an innovative peer-to-peer network that connects EV drivers with reliable, cost-effective charging options. Whether you’re an individual driver, a business, or a municipality, JuiceNet has solutions designed to meet your […]
  • Our Dayton chapter was recently represented by Rap Hankins and Chris Celek at the National League of Cities Centennial City Summit in Tampa, Florida, on November 13-16!
  • The Wisconsin EVA hosted an EV Road Trip throughout the state to highlight the abilities of EVs, the sponsors of the event, and the cool sights to not miss all around the state. The event started in Madison, WI at 8:30 on the morning on August 9th, 2024
  • With EVs becoming increasingly popular, that comes a new set of challenges for first responders. Traditional firefighting techniques may not be effective on EVs, and as such, they require different training and education.
  • In the near future, there’s a very real chance that the Clean Vehicle Credit may end up going away as the new administration moves into the White House. While there are whole processes that have to be initiated to change the laws, certain aspects are more likely to stay than you may expect.
  • The event included EVs from Ford, Genesis, Honda, Hyundai, Jaguar, Kia, Nissan, Porsche, Rivian, and more!
  • We're excited to announce the results of our recent board elections. They both bring a wealth of experience and passion to the table, and we're confident they will make a significant impact in shaping the future of EVA’s efforts to accelerate the adoption of EVs.