At the EVA Annual Member Summit and Awards on Saturday May 30, we are tackling this head-on with a high-energy session: "The ‘Open Tent’ Strategy." Led by the visionary LaSheita Sayer of Women Who Charge, this roundtable is designed to help volunteer leaders transform their chapters into inclusive, neighborhood-focused powerhouses.
Read MoreIn the high-stakes world of policymaking, there is a common misconception that the most successful advocates are the ones who push the hardest. We imagine high-pressure meetings, stacks of demands, and the constant "ask" for favors.
But what if the key to creating real change isn’t asking for favors at all? What if the most powerful tool in your belt isn’t your "position," but your expertise?
Read MoreOn Saturday, April 25, 2026, Schenectady’s Central Park came alive with music, community spirit, and a shared commitment to sustainability during the inaugural Mohawk-Hudson Earth Fest. Held at the Music Haven stage from 12 PM to 4 PM, this free, family-friendly event brought together residents, local organizations, and advocates to celebrate Earth Day and Arbor Day in a meaningful, hands-on way.
Read MoreModern EVs go farther than most people are willing to drive without stopping. High-power DC fast chargers are becoming common, enabling cross country EV road trips. On paper at least, for modern EVs range anxiety is a thing of the past.
Read MoreEVA members from around the country will gather in the Mile High City for a weekend that will be more than just an annual overview and awards ceremony!
Read MoreThe future is electric, and you’re leading the way! As we gather for the Electric Vehicle Association’s highly anticipated EV Summit, we want to take a moment to honor the pioneers, the problem-solvers, and the persistent advocates who made 2025 a landmark year for electric mobility.
Read MoreThe shift toward electric transportation is no longer a distant vision. It’s unfolding right now across neighborhoods, businesses, and communities in Orange & Rockland’s (“O&R”) service territory. As more drivers make the decision to plug in rather than fuel up, the infrastructure and incentives that support this evolution are becoming essential pieces of the energy landscape.
Read MoreThe Electric Vehicle Association was well represented at the EV Charging Summit 2026 in Las Vegas, with participation from the Executive Director, four members of the Board of Directors, and chapter members from across the country, from Las Vegas to New York.
Read MoreA special Earth Day event is coming to the Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian Community on Saturday, April 25, 2026. Hosted in partnership with the Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian Community and the Valley of the Sun Electric Vehicle Association, the Earth Day EV Ride & Drive will offer community members and visitors an opportunity to learn about electric vehicles in a welcoming, community-centered setting.
Read MoreAs the electric vehicle revolution moves from early adoption to the mainstream, the "how" and "where" of charging are becoming the most critical questions for drivers across the nation. Moderating the panel will be Elaine Borseth, past president of the Electric Vehicle Association and a member of our national Board of Directors.
Read MoreThe Wisconsin chapter of the EVA is set to once again host a Road Rally around the beautiful state of Wisconsin, with the tentative route and details for their 2026 adventure now available. Whether you’re a seasoned EV road-tripper, a curious newcomer, or an advocate for clean energy, this two-day convoy is the perfect way to demonstrate the power, range, and infrastructure of fully electric driving while exploring the gorgeous, diverse landscapes of Wisconsin.
Read MoreFor charging equipment manufacturers and charging network operators, technical specs are only half the battle. The other half is providing a superior user experience. This is where the Electric Vehicle Association delivers exceptional business value. Our mission is to accelerate the adoption of electric vehicles by empowering our nationwide, member-driven network of local chapters to educate communities, share real-world EV experiences, and inform decision-making.
Read MoreElectric Vehicle Association Chapter Leads: join Valley of the Sun Electric Vehicle Association (VOTSEVA) and DRIVE Electric Arizona (DEAZ) in electrifying the 37th Historic Route 66 Fun Run (Centennial year!) on May 1–3, 2026—and help us create the largest EV showing the Fun Run has ever seen.
Read MoreAs the voice of the EV driver, we are thrilled to send our knowledgeable team to advocate for better charging infrastructure, connect with industry leaders, and share real-world driver experiences.
Read MoreWhen we asked you to share your #EVLoveStory last month, we knew our community had a spark…but we didn't realize we’d be hit with such a massive power surge of affection!
Read MoreAndy Fraser, Treasurer of the Electric Vehicle Association, will guide a panel of industry experts in a critical discussion about integrating energy storage systems with charging infrastructure. We invite you to hear Andy and meet the EVA team at the Electric Vehicle Charging Summit & Expo on March 18-19 in Las Vegas.
Read MoreThe EV Charging Summit & Expo 2026 in Las Vegas is just around the corner, and the agenda is packed with opportunities to learn, network, and dive deep into the future of electrification. One session you absolutely need to bookmark is the EV Charging Answers Bar, taking place on Wednesday, March 18.
Read MoreWe're celebrating more than just love. For Valentine’s Day on Feb. 14, we're recognizing the love between our members and their amazing EVs. We invite you to share your personal EV love story, and/or how electric vehicles impact you and your community.
Read MoreThe results are in! After weeks of friendly competition, grassroots advocacy, and a shared mission to expand charging access across the country, we have the winners of our EV Charging Community Competition.
Read MoreThe Trump administration violated the Constitution’s equal protection requirements when it cancelled hundreds of millions of dollars in federal grants for clean, affordable energy and transportation projects based on the states in which the grantees were located, the U.S. District Court of the District of Columbia ruled on Tuesday, January 13.
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