Test drive electric cars at our Mass Drive Clean Expo!

Curious about electric vehicles? Take some for a test drive during our FREE, no sales-pressure Mass Drive Clean Expo! Learn how they work, take them on the road and get the lowdown on how you can get up to $10,000 in incentives to purchase one. We’ll have multiple brands on the lot.

Bistro Bus will be there, plus booths from Northeast Solar, and others. Bring your driver’s license and your curiosity and leave with the knowledge and experience to see how an electric car can work for you.

Mass Drive Clean Electric Car Expo. Saturday, July 29th, 10:30am-3pm, 15 Hampton Ave. (our studios) and in the Armory Street lot next door. See you there!

Thanks to our sponsors Northeast Solar and Ford of Northampton. Event produced with support from Mass Drive Clean, Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection, and National Grid.

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