Electric Vehicle Ride and Drive set for Sept. 29

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Staff report

Tom A. Savage/BV Journal 

The W.H. Lyon Fairgrounds will be the host site for the second annual Sioux Falls Area Ride and Drive and Electric Vehicle Show on Sept. 29.

 

Staff report

 

The second annual Sioux Falls Area Ride and Drive and Electric Vehicle show will be held at the W.H. Lyon Fairgrounds in Sioux Falls on Thursday, Sept. 29, from 4-7 p.m. The event is being sponsored by Sioux Valley Energy, Southeastern Electric, East River Electric, Xcel Energy, and City of Sioux Falls.

Attendees will be able to test drive an electric vehicle and check out several EV makes and models at the event. Additionally, recreational vehicles like e-bikes and electric lawn equipment will also be on display. Food from local food trucks will be available for purchase.

Test drives will be available for the following EVs (Drivers must provide a valid driver’s license to test drive a vehicle):

• Audi eTron (Graham Auto)

• Audi Q4 (Graham Auto)

• Ford Lightning (Sioux Falls Ford)

• Ford Mustang Mach E (Sioux Falls Ford)

• Nissan Leaf (Sioux Valley Energy)

• Nissan Leaf (Southeastern Electric)

• Volvo XC90 (Graham Auto)

Area EV owners are scheduled to have the following vehicles on display:

• Chevy Bolt

• Chrysler Pacifica Hybrid

• Ford Focus Hybrid, Lightning, and Mustang Mach E

• Jeep Wrangler 4xE Plug in Hybrid

• Kia Nero and Kia EV6             

• Porsche Taycan

• Rivian R1T

• Tesla Model 3, Model S Plaid, and Model Y

• Toyota Rav 4 Plug In

In addition to those vehicles, the following electric technologies will be at the event:

• LiveWire Electric Motorcycle Simulator from J&L Harley-Davidson 

• Electric Lawn Equipment from ACE Hardware and Interstate Sales

• E-Bikes from Spoke-n-Sport

• EV Charger Plan Booth from South Dakota Department of Transportation

• Electric Golf Carts from NB Golf Car

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