Annandale’s Drive Electric Day is an opportunity to see electric cars and speak with owners.  Learn from owner experience what it is like to own and drive an electric car. 

The event is located at the Annandale campus of Northern Virginia Community College with ample parking.  The campus can be reached via the via Metro bus routes 29K, 29N, 29C, 29E and 29X. You can also exit at the Dunn Loring metro stop on the orange line, take the Fairfax Connector bus 402 and then Metro bus 29N. 

Fossil fuel-driven cars and trucks account for more than 50% of Greenhouse Gas emissions. We need to reduce CO2 pollution and ultimately eliminate it to secure a safer, cleaner planet for ourselves and for our children.  In Virginia, electric vehicles using the grid cause less than half the CO2 pollution of gas-powered cars. As electricity generation migrates to non-carbon energy sources, the EV’s indirect CO2 emissions will decrease significantly, eventually getting to carbon-free.  Also, it is important that electric vehicles are fun to drive!  Typically EVs cost less to power than gas cars, the maintenance costs are lower, and there is a federal tax credit for vehicles and chargers, making the total cost of ownership of many models favorable to gas engine cars.

Note: Cars listed for show are for demonstration and talking to the owner. Cars listed to share are available for test rides or drives.

Clean Transportation

Here is some information.  There are many other sources.

Electric Vehicle Models

Used Electric Vehicle Market

Solar Charging

Charger Locations

Federal and State Rebates