Route 66 Electric Vehicle Association

Looking to purchase a 'New to You' EV but unsure of the tax credits you might be able to claim? Thanks to Len Nowak, Aptera Ambassador, and member of the Route 66 Electric Vehicle Association, we've got a link to help you out!  Recurrent has posted an informative article that starts right out with the VIN tool: enter the VIN of the vehicle in question to find out if it is eligible for the credit. The article doesn't stop there, though. It continues explaining which cars are mainly eligible for the used EV tax credit, how you as a consumer would figure out if you were eligible to receive the credit, and gives an overview of the National Used EV Tax Credit. Thank you, Recurrent , for your work in helping spread the news about used EVs.   See you on the Mother Road!

February Zoom Meeting This month's Zoom meeting of the Route 66 EVA will take place on Saturday, February 18 at 12 PM Pacific Time. That's 1 PM Mountain, 2 PM Central and 3 PM Eastern. Program Coordinator "EVJerry" Asher has shared the following agenda: I.      Introductions with President/Ambassador Jessica II.     Membership Updating and Renewals with Jim III.   Sharing the EVA Annual Conference at Aptera Headquarters with Mike & Jessica and EVJerry   IV.    CES (Consumer Electronics Show) in Las Vegas  - TEVADave, Stan and others V.     EV Experience Program (formerly EV Museum) update and Drive Electric Earth Day with Jeff & Associates VI.    Electrifying the AZ Route 66 Fun Run, coming May 5-7, with John and Peter, Scottsdale EVA VII.    Charging Updates with Jim VIII.      Wrap Up         In addition, Route 66 EVA looks to continues its theme - "Route 66 FuturEV."  That is the future of Electric Vehicles on Historic Route 66, which includes for

Route 66 EVA Zoom Meetings Resume, January 21 The Route 66 EVA is shifting back into Drive on Saturday, January 21 with the resumption of our monthly Zoom meeting! It begins at 12 PM Pacific Time / 3 PM Eastern Time. Here's the agenda, courtesy of Program Coordinator "EVJerry" Asher:     I. Introductions with President/Ambassador Jessica     II. Membership Updating and Renewals with Jim     III. Route 66 EVA Website Updating, and dashcam with Mike & Jessica, ElectricRoute66.com     IV. EVision'ing Route 66 EVA for 2023...and upcoming EVents     V. Updating Historic Electric Vehicle Foundation Activities with Jeff & Associates      VI. Federal Tax Credits...and More! Maybe NEVI Discussion with TEVADave           VIII. Wrap Up * NOTE: NEVI (National Electric Vehicle Infrastructure) Formula program previously presented by Damond Osterhus in conjunction with Map of EV Deployment Plan Corridors & Alternate Route--especially Historic Route 66 and Highways to Gra

The Route 66 EVA is a small and entirely volunteer organization without employees, so we made the decision this year to take a short hiatus for the holiday season, to allow our members and principals more free time for the increased personal commitments that often come up during this time of year. We shall begin our monthly meetings once again in January 2023. To tide you over until then, you may peruse a small archive of some of our previous meetings, graciously hosted at Vimeo by Pat Quinn. You can see them on our new Meetings & Archive page .  If you're like to get direct notice of upcoming meetings, held once per month on Saturdays, please email our chapter president Jessica May , or our Program Coordinator Jerry Asher , to be placed on the list to be notified of future meeting dates. We hope everyone has a happy and healthy holiday season. See you soon on Route 66!

This week is National Drive Electric Week nationwide, and coming up this Saturday, October 1, the Route 66 EVA will be taking part in an event right on Route 66 in Kingman, Arizona! Hosted by the Historic Electric Vehicle Foundation's  Route 66 EV Museum , this will be Kingman's very first Drive Electric Week event. It will take place from 10 AM to 2 PM at the Kingman Powerhouse. Join us at the Kingman Powerhouse on October 1! The Powerhouse is the current home of the Route 66 EV Museum, as well as the Arizona Route 66 Museum , the Historic Route 66 Association of Arizona , gift shops and the visitor center for the Kingman area. There are Tesla Superchargers on site, as well as a J1772 Level 2 EV charger; CCS/CHAdeMO chargers by Electrify America are only about 4 miles away. If you can make it to Kingman this Saturday, we would love to see you! Whether you own an EV or are simply interested in seeing some interesting vehicles and learning about driving electric, everyone is we

The current members of the Route 66 Electric Vehicle Association would like to welcome you to our new web site! We are still a very small chapter of a very large organization. The Electric Vehicle Association was founded in 1967 to educate and advocate for the adoption of electric vehicles, and now has thousands of members in over 100 chapters in the United States and Canada. As the only 'virtual' chapter of the EVA, the Route 66 EVA holds its meetings online using videoconferencing, so that we can welcome members from all across the 2,448 miles of Route 66, and anywhere else in the world. If you're interested in EVs and Route 66,  we encourage you to join us. We will be using our web site to keep members up-to-date on our meeting dates and times, link to recordings of these meetings after they occur, let our members know about upcoming events and other EV-related opportunities on Route 66, and more. Thank you for visiting, and we hope to see you out on the Mother Road! Pl