OEVA
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Thought I'd drop a note in the intro section since @DuckTruck mentioned a meeting here. I'll post details in the Local/Northwest forum.
The Oregon Electric Vehicle Association is a chapter of the Electric Auto Association based in the Portland area. After we were founded in the mid-90's a couple of other Oregon chapters have sprung up, but we retained the generic "Oregon" name (SOHEVA is in Ashland and Emerald Valley is in Eugene).
The EAA and it's chapters are nonprofits that promote the adoption of EVs without being brand specific. Owners and enthusiasts work together share their experiences. The EAA was founded in 1978 - well before OEM EVs were available hence conversions of ICE vehicles are the roots of the Association. The EAA is one of the national sponsors/organizers for National Drive Electric Week and Drive Electric Earth Day.
Our website is still stuck in a time gone by (perpetually on the to-do list) but you can find us here:
http://www.oeva.org/
If any of you have checked out the EV Showcase at the Portland Auto Show, you likely got a chance to chat with at least one or two members of the OEVA
If you are interested in EVs and want to either learn more and/or help promote them to the general public, you might check out a local chapter. Most host local meetups, ride and drive events, shows, etc.
For those not in the Oregon area, a list of chapters can be found here:
https://www.electricauto.org/chapter-list
The Oregon Electric Vehicle Association is a chapter of the Electric Auto Association based in the Portland area. After we were founded in the mid-90's a couple of other Oregon chapters have sprung up, but we retained the generic "Oregon" name (SOHEVA is in Ashland and Emerald Valley is in Eugene).
The EAA and it's chapters are nonprofits that promote the adoption of EVs without being brand specific. Owners and enthusiasts work together share their experiences. The EAA was founded in 1978 - well before OEM EVs were available hence conversions of ICE vehicles are the roots of the Association. The EAA is one of the national sponsors/organizers for National Drive Electric Week and Drive Electric Earth Day.
Our website is still stuck in a time gone by (perpetually on the to-do list) but you can find us here:
http://www.oeva.org/
If any of you have checked out the EV Showcase at the Portland Auto Show, you likely got a chance to chat with at least one or two members of the OEVA
If you are interested in EVs and want to either learn more and/or help promote them to the general public, you might check out a local chapter. Most host local meetups, ride and drive events, shows, etc.
For those not in the Oregon area, a list of chapters can be found here:
https://www.electricauto.org/chapter-list
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