An new electric vehicle event will be hosted at Blenheim Palace
EV LIVE, launched by Oxford-based sustainability media agency Green.TV, will showcase a huge range of electric cars and other vehicles on May 7 and 8.
Attendees will have the chance to book test drives in a range of vehicles from spacious SUVs like the Volvo XC40 and coupés such as the BMW i4 to compact commuters, electric scooters and others.
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The event will also provide up to date information on home charging options on offer - showcasing charging solutions from Zaptec and EVIE Chargers - and how to get the most out of the UK’s public charging network.
Ade Thomas, CEO and founder of Green.TV Media, said: “Blenheim Palace have a commitment to go net zero by 2027. We're delighted to be working with Blenheim Palace on the EV LIVE event to encourage consumers to choose zero-emissions vehicles.
“EV LIVE, at Blenheim Palace, will bring education around EVs, with test drives, education and sustainability at the core of the event.”
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Oli Leaver, head of the RAC’s EV Experts team, said: “It’s important for anyone considering making the switch to electric to have the opportunity to test drive an EV, possibly for the first time, and to speak to on-hand experts about how to get the best value and ownership experience.”
Entry to the event is included with Palace, Park and Gardens tickets.
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