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2009.01.17 Plug In America's Inaugural EV Parade West

In Santa Monica, CA on Saturday, January 17th, 2009, Plug In America assembled the largest number of Electric Vehicles ever as part of an Inaugural EV Parade West. A final count of 77 electric vehicles and over 250 people participated in the rally and subsequent parade. All types of electric vehicles drove quietly and emission free in formation for a few miles through city streets. Plug In America's dedicated volunteers worked their magic during the few weeks leading up to this latest EVent to organize a very successful and historic green parade. EV grins were everywhere and the enthusiasm for plug-ins couldn't have been greater. Plug In America's Inaugural EV Parade West rates as one of the best plug-in EVents to date.


PIA cofounder Paul Scott's EV Parade Summary:
Sent: Sunday, January 18, 2009
Driving On Sunshine - EV Parade sends a clear message to automakers and Obama

I continue to read journalists and bloggers asking if there really is a market for EVs now that gas is back to $2/gallon. That question was answered in an unambiguous manner yesterday at Plug In America's history-making parade of roughly 75 highway capable plug-in vehicles. From speedy Tesla Roadsters (4), to a Balqon truck used to move heavy containers in the Port of LA, the evidence was on display for all to see. The 250 people in attendance at the press conference, if asked, would tell these journalists that, "Yes, we all want to drive on renewable electricity instead of foreign oil. Just sell us the cars!"

These people are no different from most Americans, other then being lucky enough to live in this beautiful sun-drenched community.

I think Ed Kjaer, head of electric transportation for Southern California Edison, had the best quote at the podium saying that nobody should think EVs are just golf carts or that the technology isn’t ready: “It is so ready. The country is ready, the market is ready, the people are ready and news flash, the technology is ready.”

Zan and I were too tired to write much last night having spent the past two and half weeks planning the parade, but lucky for us, there was Andy Mannle who wrote the definitive story for us. Please see it here: Driving On Sunshine: California Leads the Electric Vehicle Revolution

And Joe Galliani's excellent blog here: Electrified Blondes in Convertibles For Everyone!

And more pictures from one of our wonderful volunteers, Sylvie Asselin here: Plug In America: Inaugural Parade West


PIA Communications Director Zan Dubin Scott's EV Parade Summary:
Sent: Sunday, January 18, 2009
History’s Greenest Parade a Total Success: All 74 Vehicles Signed Up, Showed Up

SANTA MONICA—With 100-percent participation, Plug In America pronounced its inaugural plug-in parade a total success, confident that President-Elect Obama himself will hear the message the event’s participants sent: America needs one million plug-in vehicles by 2012 and 10 million by 2016.

All 77 vehicles that had signed up for the 2-mile parade through downtown Santa Monica showed up. Electric Vehicles (EVs) and plug-in hybrid electric vehicles were included. List at bottom, followed by speaker line up. (Plug-in FAQs & photos attached.) More coverage here: Driving On Sunshine: California Leads the Electric Vehicle Revolution

“It was astounding, even for us in the movement to see ‘old-time’ RAV4 EVs—one of which had some 160,000 miles on it—parading beside prototypes from Ford and Mitsubishi, beside four Tesla Roadsters, beside a 50-ton truck and a PHEV school bus,” said Plug In America spokeswoman Zan Dubin Scott. “We even had an all-electric Hummer H2. The moral of this story is that EVs can meet any need.”

Roughly 250 drivers, spectators and supporters attended the parade, preceded by a press conference next to the City of Santa Monica’s large solar car port equipped with EV chargers. Edward Kjaer, director of electric transportation for Southern California Edison, said that nobody should think that plug-in technology isn’t ready.

“It is so ready,” Kjaer said. “The country is ready, the market is ready, the people are ready and news flash, the technology is ready.”

Southern California Edison is testing two prototype vehicles it brought to the parade: a Ford Escape PHEV and a Mitsubishi iMiEV.


Final listing of the plug-in EVs in attendance
(confirmed Sunday, January 25, 2009 - 3 additional non-RSVP RAV4-EVs participated ):

43 Toyota RAV4-EVs
4 Tesla Roadsters
1 eBox by AC Propulsion
1 Solectria EV
1 Balqon 50-ton truck
1 PHEV school bus by IC Corporation and Enova Systems
1 PHEV Dodge Sprinter Van
2 Vectrix Maxi-Scooter
3 Zero X Zero Motorcycles
1 Brammo Enertia Motorcycle
1 prototype PHEV Ford Escape (in testing at SoCal Edison)
1 prototype Mitsubishi iMiEV (in testing at SoCal Edison)
2 Phoenix Motorcars SUT EVs
1 SolarCity SolarTaco (only gas car, affixed with solar panels)
2 Chevy S-10 EVs
3 PHEV Prii, converted by Plug In Hybrid/Andy Frank, Plug In Conversions, and EnergyCS
1 Jeep by REV Conversion
2 Porsche EV conversions
1 VW Jetta series PHEV by AC Propulsion
1 Ford Escort EV conversion
1 Hummer H2 (all-EV)
1 Mazda Miata EV conversion
1 Geo Metro EV conversion
1 Suzuki EV conversion

Here is the speaker line up from the event (scroll down to watch the speeches in the EV Parade video):
· Chris Paine, Director, “Who Killed the Electric Car?
· Ed Kjaer, Director of Electric Transportation, SoCal Edison
· Kevin McKeown, Santa Monica City Councilman
· Jordan Howard, Youth Leader of Green Ambassadors
· Fran Pavley, California State Senator
· Paul Scott, Plug In America co-founder/board member

Plug In America is leading the nation’s plug-in vehicle movement. The nonprofit organization works to accelerate the shift to plug-in vehicles powered by clean, affordable, domestic electricity to reduce our nation's dependence on petroleum and improve the global environment. For more information visit Plug In America.



Following 4 Photos courtesy of Dave Brown:


Aerial photo of Plug In America's Inaugural EV Parade West rally.

EVparadeProcession Fran-Podium Kevin_McKeown-Podium
EV Parade procession. California State Senator Fran Pavley addresses the crowd. Santa Monica City Councilman Kevin McKeown.



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The First Inaugural EV Parade West - Santa Monica, CA - Saturday, January 17, 2009

Produced/Directed/Shot/Edited in iMovie by Enza Sebastiani
Camera Team - Enza Sebastiani, Philip Safarik, Dwight Lay, Gerry Gaydos

Producing this documentary gave me the opportunity to meet incredibly talented and driven people, from filmmaker Chris Paine (Who Killed The Electric Car) who's working on his next movie "The Revenge of The Electric Car", to Jordan Howard, 16-year old Green Ambassador who "demands we drive on sunshine for an electric vehicle revolution."

Scientists, engineers, politicians, writers, press came together here in Santa Monica, California to speak out loud about their plan to produce electric vehicles and to improve hybrid/electric public transportation.

The First Inaugural EV Parade was possible thanks to the vision and hard work of http://PlugInAmerica.org co-founders Paul & Zan Scott, Linda Nicholes, Chelsea Sexton and so many volunteers from all over the US and the world.

A big thank you also to the Electric Auto Association (http://www.eaaev.org) that for 41+ years have been a great advocate of alternative energies and conversion of IC to EV engines throughout the USA and the rest of the world.

I hope you will enjoy my documentary as much as I did creating it with a great little team, zero budget, a Mac, iMovie and iLife '09.

Thank you all!

Enza Sebastiani

http://www.enzasebastiani.com

http://www.onethousandhearts.com

http://gallery.me.com/vincenza#100545



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Special Edition Hot Wheels Valentine's Tesla Roadster! Zan, Paul, and Jeanne getting ready to depart at 7:30AM for the Santa Monica Civic Auditorium.
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Paul Scott backs out his plug-in all electric Vectrix Maxi-Scooter. EVing quietly towards Santa Monica Civic Auditorium parking lot in a RAV4-EV. Obama '08 - Change we can believe in.
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Paul and Zan Vextrixing to the PIA Inaugural EV Parade West.
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PHEV School Bus by IC Corporation and Enova Systems. Autographed Who Killed the Electric Car? DVD. Plug in America "Yes We Can" bumper sticker.
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Beautiful electric Vectrix Maxi-Scooter.
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Alexandra unloads PIA parade materials. Plug in America's executive director Jeanne Trombly carries over green "Plug-In Vehicle Parking Only" signs. RAV4-EV charging up underneath Santa Monica's PV solar powered car port.
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A converted electric 1990 Mazda Miata. Santa Monica, CA Civic Auditorium.
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Lead acid EV conversion.
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Mary Lou Long and Roger Derryberry's converted electric 1990 Mazda Miata. Zivan High Frequency Battery charger.
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Paul Scott directs EV Parade arrivals.
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TAL SPI (Small Paddle Inductive) chargers. City of Santa Monica Toyota RAV4-EVs parked under the Photovoltaice Solarport. Santa Monica Photovoltaic solarport.
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Ample's Ted Flittner arrives in "Electra", a Toyota RAV4-EV. Plug In America's president Linda Nicholes arrives in her new Radiant Red Tesla Roadster.
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The Brammo Enertia electric motorcycle.
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Another recently delivered Tesla Roadster.
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PIA volunteers Mark Evans, Alexandra Paul, Colby Trudeau, and Bryce Evans gear up to affix Plug-in signs on all the EVs. RAV4-EV painting "Obama Hope".
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Parking lot view at 8:09 AM. Hard working Plug In America volunteers and EV parade champions Alexandra Paul and Colby Trudeau.
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Mark and Bryce Evans postering EVs. A shaved roof gasoline 60+ MPG Geo Metro.
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PIA Inaugural EV Parade West check-in.
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4GET GAS Plug-in EV super enthusiast Alexandra Paul welcomes EV Parade entrants. Marvin Campbell arrives in his
GAS SUX RAV4-EV.
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DO MORE Kelley George welcomes Kim Adelman and his Plug In Conversions
PHEV Prius.
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Phoenix Motorcars arrives with their two SUT EV prototypes.
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GAS SUX & DO MORE
RAV4-EVs.
RAV4-EVs stacking up. MarvyMarv on the mic!
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GAS XXX PHEV Hybrid Sprinter.
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Chris Reeves arrives in his 1997 GM S10-EV (converted to NiMH). PIA swag table. Charge Baby Charge! Zan Dubin Scott directs the all electric Hummer H2 (no fuel cell and not carrying Hydrogen).
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Green Plug-In Vehicle Parking Only signs ($25 each). More Valentine's Tesla Roadster Hot Wheels! Compare CO2 emissions in tons per vehicle.
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Balqon all EV truck arrives. Read this 2008.09.23 AutoblogGreen article on the Balqon EV truck. The Balqon EV truck is capable of towing 60,000 lbs. Lefteris arrives in his self converted electrified Porsche 914. PIA volunteer Mike Kane directs the electrified Porsche 914 to parking.
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No Oil, No Emissions, No Kidding. Two Phoenix Motorcars SUT EVs.
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Lift Here to Charge!
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No Gas! Energy Efficiency Solar's Lisa Rosen arrives in her RAV4-EV. REV Conversion's electric Jeep.
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Toyota RAV4-EVs galore.
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Silver electric Vectrix Maxi-Scooter. Who Killed the Electric Car? film director Chris Paine arrives in his silver Tesla Roadster.
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Chris waves to the camera. Be sure to check out his new Revenge of the Electric Car website. Southern California Edison brought their fleet demonstration Mitsubishi iMiEV.
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Ford's prototype PHEV Escape. Linda Nicholes welcomes the Balqon EV truck to the PIA Inaugural EV Parade West rally.
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Answering questions about the SCE Mitsubishi iMiEV.
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Green car enthusiast Ashley Van Dyke arrives at the Plug In America Inaugural EV Parade West rally. Ashley chats with EV enthusiast
David Cutter of Village Energy.
Ashley displays the November 2008 edition of the Electrifying Times.
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Photo courtesy of David Cutter - Village Energy. Photo courtesy of David Cutter - Village Energy. Linda Nicholes, Charge Baby Charge, and Ashley Van Dyke.
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The beautiful Ashley Van Dyke discovers the phenomenal
AC Propulsion eBox.
AC Propulsion's Joshua Allan talks eBox EV tech with race car driver Ashley Van Dyke.
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The business end of AC Propulsion eBox with their AC150gen2 drive system.
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EV grins for AC Propulsion's eBox.
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EV enthusiasts Ashley and Stefano.
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Gregory "Gadget" Abott's reconverted electric Porsche Speedster. Checking out Phoenix Motorcars SUT EVs.
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Linda Nicholes, Chris Paine, and Ashley Van Dyke. EESolar's William Korthof arrives with his solar trailer.
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Solar City's SolarTaco truck affixed with solar panels and a Vectrix Maxi-Scooter.
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Chris Paine's Revenge of the Electric Car crew films AC Propulsion's Joshua Allan and their eBox. Be the Change! Ashley is organizing a Green Car Rally she is calling
Emerald Rally 2009.
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Photo courtesy of David Cutter - Village Energy. Photo courtesy of David Cutter - Village Energy. 2 wheel EV Ashley.
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All aboard the Balqon truck! Electric Attraction at work!
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6 year old Adam Paul's "Yes We Can Drive Electric" poster. Paul Scott and Ashley Van Dyke. Chillin' with a friendly Santa Monica parade officer.
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Solar City's SolarTaco.
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Inaugural EV Parade West crowd gathers around to listen to the rally speakers. Film crews ready - check. Plug In America Communicatsions Director Zan Dubin Scott starts off the rally speeches at 9:30 AM and introduces the first speaker. Who Killed the Electric Car? director Chris Paine addresses the crowd of about 250 people.
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Ed Kjaer, Director of Electric Transportation, Southern California Edison. Kevin Mckeown, Santa Monica City Councilman.
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Jordan Howard, Youth Leader of Green Ambassadors.
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Senator Fran Pavley, California State Senator.
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Plug In America cofounder Paul Scott.
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Paul announces EV Parade directions over the bullhorn.
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AC Propulsion eBox interior. Ashley scores the keys to the eBox! 4GET GAS
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Josh explains the eBox's efficient accelerator based regenerative braking. EV Parade queue winding through the Santa Monica Civic Auditorium parking lot. Josh and Ashley queued in the AC Propulsion eBox, ready for Plug In America's Inaugural EV Parade West to hit the streets.
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Linda Nicholes leads the parade in her Tesla Roadster.
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Parade officer escort. Parade Prius-cam.
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Electric Peace! Parade EVs continue queuing up in the parking lot.
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Parade underway.
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Stef and Ashley waiting for a green light. Go Speed Racer!
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EVs returning from the street parade.
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William Korthof Ted Flittner in "Electra".
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Colby Trudeau in "Electron". Jeanne Trombly parading Paul and Zan's SUNPWRD Toyota RAV4-EV.
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  Enthusiastic EVers Damian Kaner and Renee Heart parading Colette Divine & J.Karen Thomas's ECODIVA Toyota RAV4-EV.
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Sarah and Alexandra Paul EV Parade leader/organizer Paul Scott is all smiles after participating in the street parade with his all electric
Vectrix Maxi-Scooter.
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Marving checks out the electric Hummer H2. Ashley receives a Valentine's Hot Wheels Tesla Roadster!
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Zero Motorcycles Zero X. Creative Greenius's Joe Galliani photographs the ROTEC film crew in action. Renee Heart with her dog Lady getting interviewed.
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Ashley at the Plug In America table. Electric Car champion and star of Who Killed the Electric Car? interviewing with the ROTEC crew.
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Yes We Can Drive Electric artist Adam Paul and Zan Dubin Scott.
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Linda tries on the Balqon EV truck. Linda Nicholes's next EV!
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Phoenix SUT EV Balqon EV truck cockpit. Stef checks out the Balqon.
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Zero Motorcycles Zero X EV dirtbike.
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Ashley Van Dyke meets veteran EV1 and current Chevy S10-EV driver Chris Reeves.
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Chris Paine and EV artist Adam Paul.
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Beaucoup interviews with Alexandra Paul (in French). Interviews with Linda Nicholes.
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Tesla Roadster entry and exit practice!
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The ever graceful Alexandra Paul with a successful Tesla Roadster exit.
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Pete Nortman with his EnergyCS RAV4-EV.
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The EV Hummer H2. A fuel cell used to be mounted under the hood (empty space now). The carbon fiber gaseous Hydrogen tank (not currently utilitzed).
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Bank of batteries in the Hummer H2 EV.
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Renee Heart interview. Paul Scott interivew. EV dogs! Zero Motorcycles Sprinter truck.
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Nikola Tesla mascot affixed to Linda Nicholes's Tesla Roadster dash.
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AC Propulsion eBox juicing up on solar generated electrons underneath the Santa Monica Solar chargeport.
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Gabrielle Weeks's electric Geo Metro.
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Jeanne Trombly and William Korthof.
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Mitsubishi iMiEV interior. Stefano with the Mitsubishi iMiEV. Colby with the Mitsubishi iMiEV. Mitsubishi iMiEV interior.
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Chelsea and Stefano
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Jerry Asher of EVADC.
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Jerry Asher has Paul Scott affix an EVA of Southern California logo to his Spirit of DC PHEV Prius.



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