EVA England is excited to announce that it will be attending EV Live at Blenheim Palace on 7th– 9th July.
Set in the grounds of this iconic UNESCO World Heritage site, EV LIVE will take place in the 4.5 acre show ground site at Blenheim Palace, showcasing the latest electric vehicles and green living technologies.
Providing insights and driver experiences for anyone looking to learn more about EVs, EV LIVE at Blenheim Palace is the perfect opportunity to get behind the wheel yourself and test-drive some of the latest EV models; at one of the most beautiful locations in the country:
Visitors will be able to test drive EVs, driving it through the beautiful grounds of Blenheim Palace, and out into the Cotswold countryside beyond. EV Live will have a range of new and second-hand models, from spacious SUVs and coupes to compact commuters. Test drives available on the weekend will include:
Tesla Model Y and Model 3
Ford Mach-E
Nissan Ariya & Nissan Leaf
Hyundai Ioniq 5 and Hyundai KONA
BYD Atto 3
GWM ORA Funky Cat.
There will be plenty of industry experts on hand, with advice and information on all things EV, from home charging solutions to different ownership options. You’ll also be able to hear a more personal perspective of what it’s like to drive an EV from local drivers who’ve made the switch.
EV Live will also be showcasing the best of green living and lifestyles, including solar energy, battery storage, heat pumps and plant-based foods.
Come for the day to discover more about a wide range of Electric Vehicles first-hand, and learn more about how the vehicles can fit into any lifestyle.
We are looking for passionate EV drivers to give a few hours of their time over the weekend and champion EV ownership.
Volunteers get free entry to Blenheim Palace in exchange for donating their time, allowing them to enjoy the event and the grounds, along with live music and activities for the kids, on a hopefully sunny weekend!
Please note that your car would need to stay parked onsite for the whole day (10am-5pm) for health and safety reasons, even if you only volunteer a few hours of your time.
