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July 16 at 6:30pm, Thursday, Sunnyvale Public Library

There will be free showing of "Who Killed the Electric Car" at the Sunnyvale Public Library on Thursday July 16, 2009 at 6:30pm.

August 29 at 10am - 4pm, Saturday, Palo Alto High School, Annual Electric Vehicle Rally

The 37th Annual EAA Electric Vehicle Rally will again be at Palo Alto High School in 2009. Always a great gathering of EVs of all sorts with opportunities for rides. Guaranteed to give "EV grins" to all that attend, bring the kids. Entrance is free for general public and food will be available. For more info see details on our EV rally page.



EVent Season - 2009

If your organization is holding an EVent and would like to have EVs present or an EV owner give a talk about life with EVs, please contact Jerry Pohorsky .

 

Movie: "Who Killed the Electric Car?" Now available on DVD.

The documentary movie "Who Killed the Electric Car?" had its world premiere at the 2006 Sundance Film Festival received excellent reviews. PBS's NOW featured the movie and an interview with Director Chris Paine. Sony Pictures Classics has now released this film on DVD. Please see the move to find out why and who might have been responsible. Be sure to tell your friends that not all EVs are dead and that they're an excellent transportation choice. Also tell everyone to see, grade, and review this important movie.

We'd like to thank the Raging Grannies for supporting our efforts to distribute information about this important movie and electric vehicles.

 


DVD of the movie Who Killed the Electric Car? and the book Plug-in Hybrids: The Cars that Will Recharge America are on sale now at amazon.com.

Purchase here to support EAASV, thanks!

 

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Please contact Jerry Pohorsky if you would like to attend any of the above EVents.

 

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