Press release from Oklahoma City Government, May 15, 2012
Police Department Purchases “Green” vehicles for Parking Enforcement
The Oklahoma City Police recently purchased four new Wheego electric cars for use in Parking Enforcement Unit which operates out of the Bricktown Sub-Station. These vehicles will replace two of the gasoline powered Westward Industry Go-4, 3-wheeled [...]
Triple C Teed Up More Funds
From the CayCompass, May 16, 2012
Triple C School held its first annual Captain Theo Bodden Memorial Golf Tournament at the North Sound Golf Course last month.
The tournament was a four-person scramble and Triple C School is extremely happy with the success of this event and for [...]
Full article →from EVWorld.com, April 2012
By Bill Moore
You would think that the State of Florida would be the ideal location for a host ofelectric vehicle options. It’s climate is moderate with only the occasional and briefest freezing weather. It is relatively flat, posing few challenging grades forelectric car batteries, though what it lacks in [...]
Full article →
Wheego dealer Suncoast Electric Vehicles, in St. Petersburg, Florida participated in the unveiling of the town’s new charging stations.
Check out these pictures of the “Dali Wheego,” which participated in the parade to St. Petersburg’s Dali Museum:
Full article →
Captain Planet took the Wheego for a spin at Georgia Tech’s 2012 Earth Day. Watch the GT Earth Day website for more pictures from the event!
Full article →
by Vicki Wheaton for the Cay Compass, April 20, 2012
Most of us have known nothing but cars that run on petrol. We pull up to the station, we fill up, we drive off. Every time the price of fuel increases we groan but we suffer it, because in the end we’d rather pay [...]
Full article →by Vicki Wheaton for the Cay Compass, April 18, 2012
Sunday, 22 April is Earth Day – a date that reminds the global population of how precious our home is, and the many different ways of recycling or using renewable energy to ensure that the planet is here for generations to come. [...]
Full article →