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Everything Electric opens on Friday: How to get discount tickets to Australia’s biggest EV show

The biggest EV and home energy show to be held in Australia – Everything Electric – is being held in Sydney next week from February 9 to 11. The Driven is acting as the show’s media partner and is offering discount tickets to the event. Please go to the Everything Electric site and use the code DRIVEN to obtain your 20 per cent discount.

Everything Electric follows on from the successful launch last year of the Fully Charged show in Sydney, which attracted nearly 15,000 visitors keen to catch up on the latest EV offerings and listen and learn from the numerous talks and panels discussing the EV and energy transition.

This year, there are even more EV models, with most major manufacturers participating and making hundreds of EVs available for test drives. The event has been moved from Darling Harbour to the Sydney Showgrounds in Homebush to accommodate the huge numbers of stands, visitors and test drive opportunities.

Fully Charged’s Robert Llewellyn says the rebranding reflects the growing interest of EV buyers in the electrification of their homes, not just their transport. One of the most popular events at the overseas shows has been the Zero Carbon Kitchen, featuring Llewellyn himself (a handy cook, he says).

There will also be two live theatres with more than 50 different sessions featuring Fully Charged presenters and expert panellists, including writers from The Driven.

There will also be the latest in electric transport including cars, e-motorbikes, e-bikes, e-boats, e-scooters, e-skateboards and e-boats, and a home energy advice team.

Like last year, there will also be a Two Wheel Test Track to enable people to try out the latest micro mobility products on our test track.

A reminder, for a discount ticket, please go to the event page and write DRIVEN as the code. See you there!

 

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