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EV neighbors turn into EV owners

This case study originally appeared in our 2023 Report: Your Influence Matters: Peer Influence and EV Adoption, which shows how an individual’s personal influence really matters when it comes to …

Living fossil fuel-free, with an EV

This case study originally appeared in our 2023 Report: Your Influence Matters: Peer Influence and EV Adoption, which shows how an individual’s personal influence really matters when it comes to …

LAUSD paves the way for electrifying K-12 school vehicle fleets

As the second largest school district in the United States serving nearly half a million students, Los Angeles Unified School District (LAUSD) is leading the K-12 education sector in electrifying …

When Should I Buy an EV?

This post was written by Matt Turner, Creative Manager at Generation180. It originally ran on December 1, 2021. When we got our first electric vehicle (a used 2016 Volkswagen e-Golf) …

Charging Up with ChargerHelp!

In honor of Women’s History Month, we wanted to celebrate women in the clean energy industry who are helping accelerate EV adoption. We sat down with Samantha Ortega, Government Relations …

Virginia’s transition to electric vehicles is well under way

We talk a lot about electric vehicles at Generation180. While the average daily commute is less than fifty miles, transportation remains the number one source of carbon emissions in the …

Generation180 at the Washington DC Auto Show

Generation180 hosted Ask an EV Owner events this past weekend at the Washington DC Auto Show.  We initiated conversations about common misconceptions, highlighted benefits, and demystified EV ownership with our …

Driving green instead of yellow: An interview with the first electric school bus driver in Maine

With significant investment from federal and state governments, the math on electric school buses now pencils out. Electric school buses are a cleaner, safer alternative to dirty diesel buses—and cheaper …

Car culture is changing—EVs are the new normal

This week’s blog is a firsthand account from the desk of Stuart Gardner, Electrify Your Ride Program Director. With over 10 years of auto industry experience and multiple cars and …

Our Electric Future: When Will Gas Cars Go the Way of the Horse and Buggy?

When Henry Ford unveiled his history-changing Model T in 1908, there hardly was any infrastructure to support widespread transport by car. Paved roads were scarce, gas stations were few and …