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EV owners to showcase vehicles at free Frunk or Treat event on Saturday in Huntsville

The Frunk or Treat will take place in Huntsville on Saturday, Oct. 19.

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Members of the North Alabama Chapter of Drive Electric Alabama will display a wide variety of electric vehicles during Saturday’s “Frunk or Treat” event in Huntsville.

The EV owners will be available to talk one-on-one with anyone interested in learning more about EVs while also giving out candy in the Halloween-themed event. Visitors can also participate in voting to select the best decorated car.

The Frunk or Treat will take place in Huntsville on Saturday, Oct. 19, from 5 to 8 p.m. The event site will be at GigaParts, Inc., located at 6123 University Dr, Huntsville, AL 35806. This event is free and open to the public.

“The very best way to learn about EVs is to talk to someone who drives one every day,” said Casey Foster, executive director of the Alabama Clean Fuels Coalition, which helped coordinate Saturday’s EVent. “EV owners can separate fact from fiction, because they can tell you about the convenience and costs savings associated with driving an EV. Plus, at Saturday’s event, you can bring your kids and let them enjoy some early trick-or-treating.”

About Drive Electric Alabama: Drive Electric Alabama is a statewide education platform dedicated to improving the state through the adoption of electric vehicles. EVs can create Alabama-based jobs, save money and make people’s lives more convenient. Add to that a healthier, cleaner place to live, and you have countless reasons to plug in. Learn more at driveelectricalabama.com.

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