Chicago Drives Electric - Saturday, Oct. 4, 4:00-6:00 PM

GET BEHIND THE WHEEL OF THE LATEST ELECTRIC VEHICLES

The producers of the Chicago Auto Show are plugging into the EV revolution with Chicago Drives Electric, putting you behind the wheel of some of today’s brand-new electric vehicles. This event is designed for attendees to experience the latest EVs, hybrids and plug-in hybrids to showcase a variety of options that may fit individual needs or lifestyles.

EXPERT GUIDANCE AND EDUCATION

In addition to driving and learning about the latest electrified vehicles, experts from the automakers, Cars.com, DriveChicago.com, ComEd and others will be on hand to assist with questions as they relate to range anxiety, on-the-go charging networks and infrastructure, at-home charging and installation, and where to begin your search. 

CHICAGO DRIVES ELECTRIC VEHICLES

Visit ChicagoDrivesElectric.com for the most up-to-date vehicle listing. 

TEST-DRIVE REQUIREMENTS

Test drives are on a first come, first served basis. Your Chicago Drives Electric reservation guarantees your entry within your selected date and 2-hour timeframe only. Please be on time to maximize the full event experience.

• Driver requirements are set by the participating manufacturers.
• Drivers must possess a valid, state-issued driver license.
• Drivers may be required to submit to a breathalyzer test.
• Age and other requirements vary from manufacturer to manufacturer.
• All participants will be asked to sign individual waivers from each manufacturer. 

EVENT NOTES & POLICIES

• Chicago Drives Electric will provide FREE parking. Attendees will be directed to the parking lots upon arrival.
• All bags subject to search. Patrons may be randomly selected for security screening. 
• This is an outdoor event, subject to weather conditions. Please dress appropriately.

FREE USED VEHICLE APPRAISALS - FRIDAY & SATURDAY ONLY

Cars.com will have used vehicle appraisal experts on hand Friday and Saturday to offer attendees a free evaluation of their current vehicle and Universal Condition Report. The report will give attendees a list of common problems and recalls, value-impacting features/non-factory modifications, the vehicle’s overall condition and history, and any other considerations that impact the total value of a vehicle. Attendees will get a printout to take with them that includes the current value of their specific vehicle, and if interested in selling their vehicle, they can visit Cars.com/Sell to be contacted by a local dealer.

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