Comox Valley’s First Electric Car and Bike Show was a smashing success. Over 1400 people attended the event at the Comox Valley Sports Centre on May 18, 2019 from 10-4 pm. The event raised awareness about moving personal transportation towards a cleaner option, reducing green house gases, improving air quality and saving money.
Move2Electric had several electric cars and e-bikes available for free test rides. Attendees could sign up to test drive a Hyundai Kona, Nissan Leaf, Mitsubishi Outlander and Chevy Bolt. Four local bike shops were also present offering free test rides of e-bikes, including Blacks Cycle, Amped Rides, Pedego and Trail Bicycles. Representatives from each business were extremely helpful and busy throughout the entire event.
Emotive organized the test rides and handed out information about the $5,000 iZEV rebate, $5,000 CEV for BC rebate and up to $6,000 Scrap It Program rebate for replacing a gas vehicle with an electric vehicle.
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The newly formed Comox Valley Electric Vehicle Association was also available to chat about electric cars, and six EV owners were at the event with their vehicles chatting with attendees about owning an electric car.
Hakai Energy Solutions showcased a solar project with Nissan to set up electric vehicles charging, Watershed Sentinel had an environmental awareness display and the Comox Valley Cycling Coalition offered secure and free bike valet service.
The event was coordinated by Claire Gilmore and Delores Broten of Watershed Sentinel, Helen Boyd of the Comox Valley Nurses for Health and the Environment, and Lindsay Eason representing Emotive BC.