Electric Vehicle Association (EVA) England is today opening its doors to members. The Association has been set up to offer a voice to both current and prospective electric vehicle (EV) drivers in England, with the aim of providing up-to-date, reliable information about EVs and smart charging, as well as promoting the health and environmental benefits of electric vehicles.
EVA England members will receive an exclusive membership pack, a charging etiquette guide and access to further guides and support. As both membership and demand grows, members will also have access to specially organised events and a variety of discounted services and products.
Members will also have the option of participating in surveys that aim to better inform on the big issues drivers of electric vehicles in England, which will in turn help to shape EVA England’s activities.
Building on the success of its first survey on Government policy in July 2020, EVA England has issued a survey on the UK Government Consumer Experience of Public Charging Consultation. Over 1,000 EV drivers have responded, helping to ensure that EV charging infrastructure is widespread, reliable, safe and user-friendly, across all driver groups. The survey closes at midnight on Friday 19th March and EVA England will share the results after that date.
Gill Nowell, a director at EVA England, commented:
“With numbers of electric cars steadily increasing despite the economic challenges of lockdown, and the 2030 phase out date for all new sales of petrol and diesel cars fresh in people’s minds, EVA England acts as a support mechanism for both current and prospective electric car drivers.
“We launched our new website in February and have been delighted by the number of membership enquiries already received from drivers who are keen to join the EVA England community.”
It costs £20 a year to join EVA England. Membership is open to current, new and prospective drivers of electric vehicles.
EVA England – a non-profit community interest company registered in England and Wales – was founded by drivers inspired by the benefits of electric driving and concerned by the health and climate impacts of the use of petrol and diesel cars and vans. Since its inception in June 2020, it has gone from strength to strength.
