Fully Charged Live Returns To The Yorkshire Event Centre As Everything Electric NORTH May

Following a successful launch event in 2023, Fully Charged LIVE will return to Harrogate re-branded as Everything Electric NORTH
The ‘Festival of Electrification’ will take place at the Yorkshire Event Centre on 24th, 25th & 26th May
Organisers are targeting 17,000-20,000 attendees as the event grows in size for 2024
IA Electric Vehicles to publicly launch their new premium, mid-sized SUV, the Skywell BE11 at the event
Aira will unveil its new intelligent and beautifully designed heat pump, complete with an industry-first 15-year comfort guarantee
Ex-Top Gear presenter Quentin Willson and Just Have a Think’s Dave Borlace lead the line-up for +50 live theatre sessions
Almost every electric vehicle will be on display including MG’s all-electric Cyberster roadster
After a hugely successful launch event in May 2023 which saw over 15,000 attendees, Fully Charged LIVE will return to Harrogate under the new name of Everything Electric NORTH.

This re-brand of their series of global exhibitions enables the organisers to better target the early mainstream market, as well as its ardent YouTube followers, as they seek to attract 17,000-20,000 attendees to their second show in Harrogate next month.

The event will increase in size to accommodate more exhibitors and extend key features including the test drive activation, commercial vehicle zone and Electric Launchpad.

Attendees can expect all the familiar favourites including the Energy Advice Zone offering 1-2-1 home energy advice and over 50+ live sessions across two theatres including ‘Electric Fireside’ chats with special guests ex-Top Gear presenter Quentin Willson and YouTuber Dave Borlace from Just Have a Think! as well as dozens of experts.

The extended EV Test Drive Experience will offer thousands of electric test drives in the rolling Yorkshire hills from manufacturers including Tesla, BYD, MG, Hyundai, Ford, GWM Ora and many more. There will also be test rides available on a range of electric bikes, scooters and skateboards plus plenty of family-fun with a sustainable Lego city, circus skills and fairground rides.

As well as hundreds of electric vehicles on display including MG’s all-electric Cyberster premium Inca Yellow roadster, IA Electric Vehicles will be launching their new Skywell BE11 premium and sophisticated mid-size SUV at the event with attendees being the first in the UK to see this exciting new EV in the metal.

Other highlights at the event will include the first public reveal in England of the beautifully designed and intelligent Aira Heat Pump, which is available to customers with zero upfront costs, a monthly payment plan and an industry-first 15-year Comfort Guarantee.

Tickets are now on sale for the event priced from £16.50, with under 25s going free.
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About Fully Charged SHOW/Everything Electric

Fully Charged SHOW is ‘the World’s No.1 Home Energy & Electric Vehicle channel’ hosted by author, broadcaster and actor Robert Llewellyn, Helen Czerski, Jack Scarlett, Elliot Richards, Imogen Bhogal & Dan Caesar. After more than a decade, the Fully Charged YouTube SHOW has amassed a highly engaged, global audience in excess of 3 million consumers, and monthly episode views that have topped 4 million.

Fully Charged exists to educate, encourage and explain to its viewers that almost all of the energy that the world demands can and should come from ‘clean’ sources, like solar, wind and energy storage. In short, to inspire people to ‘STOP BURNING STUFF’.

Fully Charged LIVE has been running in the UK since 2018. The most recent 2023 events attracted more than 26,000 visitors in Farnborough (UK South), over 15,000 visitors in Harrogate (UK North) and 10,000 visitors in Amsterdam (Europe) with more visitor attractions and exhibits than ever before. Launch shows in Australia and Canada in 2023 surpassed expectations with over 14,000 attendees in Sydney and more than 17,000 in Vancouver.