EV event planned for this weekend

Wednesday, 23 February 2022 08:05

An event for electric car enthusiasts is taking place this weekend.

The island's 'electric car owners' meet up is being held at the Manx Utilities HQ this Sunday at 10am.

It's thought there are now more than 1,000 drivers on Island choosing to use zero emissions cars.

Frank Schuengel - organiser of the event and Douglas Councillor - hopes it will not only bring local EV users together, but also provide an information for anyone thinking about taking the plunge to electric.

A common denominator that deters people from buying electric vehicles is the cost, Frank had this advice:

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