Thinking about driving an EV or Hybrid but are still hesitant? This is the show for you!
If you have ever thought about driving an electric or hybrid vehicle but have questions, join us for Monroe County Community College’s Electric and Hybrid Vehicle Show! We’ll help you find out if these vehicles will work for you.
Come see the latest electric and hybrid vehicles, drive some of them and learn from the owners about their experiences buying and owning them. You’ll also be able to check out charging equipment currently on the market and learn about the current and emerging EV charging infrastructure, as well as meet with automotive and motorcycle dealership and manufacturing representatives, network providers, DTE Energy officials, charging company representatives, government officials and more to learn about the present and future of electric vehicles.
If you would like to display your EV or hybrid or have an exhibition space or table, please fill out our Participant Registration Form.
Additional Information
The show is free and open to the public and will take place in Parking Lot 2 in front of the Career Technology Center (Building T).
Hosted by Monroe County Community College’s Applied Sciences and Engineering Technology Division.
Among the EVs to be on display will be:
- Ford - Lightning and Mustang E
- Hyundai and Kia - Ionic EVs
- Toyota - BZ
- DTE Energy – Ford Lightning (two vehicles)
- Honda – Hybrid (Model TBD)
- Lake Erie Transit - Bus – Hybrid Gillig
- TESLA Motors
- Allen Chevrolet - Equinox and Blazer
Participating dealerships:
- Allen Chevrolet
- Monroe Dodge
- Victory Honda
- Germain Toyota
- Taylor Kia and Hyundai
- Tesla Motors
- Crest Ford
For more information, contact:
Parmeshwar (Peter) Coomar, at pcoomar@monroeccc.edu, 734.384.4209
Charles (Chuck) Sanecki, at csanecki@monroeccc.edu, 734.384.4146
Jennifer St. Charles, at jstcharles@monroeccc.edu, 734.384.4112
Electric and Hybrid Show to be Held in Conjunction with Earth Day Expo
MCCC’s Electric and Hybrid Vehicle Show will be held in conjunction with the Monroe County Earth Day Expo 2026, which will take place right next door in the Welch Health Education Building from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m.
The Earth Day Expo will celebrate our planet and all things healthy and green. This family-friendly event has something for everyone with live music, food trucks and engaging exhibitors who will promote sustainability, personal health and living green. Educational exhibits will showcase how to make a positive impact on the environment. Among the exhibits will be the Michigan Green Schools Program and the Climate Literacy Project. Visitors can discover how environmental education is being incorporated into our schools and learn about the initiatives that are making a difference in our communities.
For more information, visit www,greenmonroecounty.com.
