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On This Day In EV History: Electric Car Wins U.S.’ First Auto Race
Electric vehicles are winning races once again after a drought of over 100 years. Here, we look at the first contest and its winner.
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April 15, 1916: Beardsley Electric Tour in Los Angeles, 100 Years Ago Today
Today is the Centennial of the Beardsley Electric Tour held April 15, 1916 in Southern California. One hundred years ago, on a clear Saturday morning...
110 Years of Electric Vehicle History on Display This Weekend at Concours d’Elegance of America
This Sunday, electric vehicles will be in the spotlight at the 35th annual Concours d’Elegance of America in Plymouth, Michigan. Over 110 years of...
In 1959, Electric Vehicles Were “Closer Than We Think”
There's the bubbly electric of the future. Back in 1959, noted illustrator Arthur Radebaugh dreamed up this outrageously stylish EV. At the time...
Electric and Petrol-Electric Vehicles – a Book From 1908
Ted Dillard from The Electric Chronicles website recently dug up an interesting book title "Electric and Petrol-Electric Vehicles." This book...
Back in 1915, Electric Vehicle Covered 372 Miles in 3 Days
Even way back in 1915, electric vehicle owners we're gunning for distance records. Shockingly, almost 100 years ago, the three-day distance record stood at a...
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