DRIVE Electric Arizona is powered by volunteers, partnerships and communities across the state. See how our all-volunteer model expands EV education, builds local capacity and helps every dollar of support go further.

Rachel Culin’s EV journey began with a Nissan LEAF test drive at the Tempe Arts Festival in 2010. Today, she volunteers with DRIVE Electric Arizona, helping others experience EVs firsthand, get their questions answered, and make informed decisions without sales pressure.

For Arizona apartment and condo residents, access to reliable home EV charging can make or break the decision to go electric. See what successful multi-unit charging looks like, what can go wrong, and what property owners and residents should consider when planning for EV charging.

DRIVE Electric Arizona is launching DRIVE Electric Northern Arizona, a new regional chapter connecting EV owners, communities, businesses and destinations across Coconino County, Historic Route 66 and the Verde Valley. Three launch events this fall will begin building a connected, volunteer-powered Northern Arizona EV community.

Thirty-five EVs and 57 attendees came together for a scenic DRIVE Electric Arizona rally to Mt. Lemmon, with stops at Windy Point, a picnic at Ski Valley, beautiful mountain weather—and even a little rain and hail to cap off the adventure.

Solar has become one of the world’s cheapest sources of new electricity — and that has big implications for Arizona. With abundant sunshine, growing battery storage, and more electric vehicles on the road, Arizona is uniquely positioned to connect solar power with transportation. Here’s how falling solar costs could help more drivers power their miles with sunshine.

Plug In America’s 2026 EV Driver Survey shows that firsthand experience can make all the difference. With 94.3% of EV drivers likely to choose electric again, the findings reinforce the value of giving consumers opportunities to experience EVs for themselves.

DRIVE Electric Arizona welcomes Casa Chevrolet, Casa Cadillac, and Casa Nissan of Prescott to its Trusted EV Dealership Program, expanding EV expertise, public fast charging, and take-home test drives for drivers across Arizona's Quad Cities.

John Morrill bought an EV because it was beautiful—not because it was electric. That unexpected purchase sparked a passion that now helps thousands discover the joy of driving electric.

After severe thunderstorms forced our Historic Route 66 Centennial EV Ride & Drive to end early, we're already planning a return event later this summer so everyone can experience Arizona's only electric vehicle event on Historic Route 66.

Modern EV batteries are exceeding expectations, with 99.7% still on their original battery and retaining up to 95% of their driving range after five years.

Meet Marc Wenning, the volunteer whose websites, cameras, drone, and passion for answering questions are helping thousands of Arizonans discover just how fun, practical, and rewarding driving electric can be.

Arizona's clean transportation movement gained another important leader this month as one of the state's most recognized EV advocates was elected to help shape its future.

Meet Stephanie Williams, the former teacher and professional truck driver whose enthusiasm for her Polestar 2, passion for EV education, and unforgettable “OMG!” Ride & Drive moments are helping more Arizonans discover that driving electric can be fun, practical, and surprisingly exciting.

One legendary road. One hundred years of history. One exciting opportunity to experience the future of driving.

Experience the winding roads of Mingus Mountain and the charm of historic Jerome on this unforgettable electric vehicle adventure.

Not all “electrified” vehicles are the same. Find out more about the different types of EVs on the market today!

From Seligman to Peach Springs, Kingman, Oatman, and Topock, electric vehicles joined the celebration of Historic Route 66 while helping write the next chapter of the Mother Road's story.

From classic cars to cutting-edge EVs, see how the Hualapai Nation and DRIVE Electric Arizona are helping write the next chapter of Historic Route 66 as the Mother Road approaches its 100th anniversary.

Fast answers, fast cars, and a fast-growing passion for helping Arizona drivers discover EVs. Yes, we are talking about CJ Schmid!