| Take a look at the fun we had at
Hybridfest 2007!
Which way to Hybridfest? Follow the feet!
Come on in!
Hybridfest check-in volunteers welcome you!
A bird's eye view of the Hybridfest exhibition
floor.
Another bird's eye view of the Hybridfest exhibition
floor.
Lots of exhibitors to interact with.
Continental's Safely There interactive exhibit
at Hybridfest.
The Hybrid Car Owners' Showcase (yes that Prius has
solar panels on the roof!).
A standing-room-only crowd to see Sherry Boschert,
author of Plug-in Hybrids: The Cars that Will
Recharge America speak at Hybridfest.
Hybridfest organizer Richard Steeves flexing his
hybrid muscles.
Hybridfest organizer Bradlee "Lot Boss" Fons and his
volunteer lot crew.
Perfect weather
for an MPG Challenge!
The Drivers Meeting in preparation for the MPG
Challenge.
Hybridfest organizer Linda Weidemann checks Jim
Kelly's MPG Challenge stats.
The Good Morning America news crew covering the
Hybridfest MPG Challenge.
Zero-emissions transportation!
Hobbit tops
off his tire pressure the old-fashioned way.
MPG Challenge
results.
Picnic dinner
after the MPG Challenge.
Hybridfest
members ice cream social.
Wayne
Mitchell of Chicago leads a Hybridfest
technical session.
A crowd
gathers at Hybridfest to watch Hymotion convert a
Wisconsin Public Power Inc. (WPPI) Prius into a
plug-in-Hybrid.
The new
Hymotion battery pack is in place but not yet connected.
Drilling a
hole for the plug.
Plug 'er in!
Using technology and infrastructure that’s available
today, plug–in hybrids let you fill up on electricity at
home, from a regular outlet, at an equivalent cost of
under $1/gallon. By charging up the batteries at
night, your car essentially becomes an electric vehicle
with a gas tank backup. So you’ll have a cleaner,
cheaper, quieter car for your local travel, and the gas
tank is always there should you need to drive longer
distances.
Hybridfest
organizer Eric Powers with Amanda Congdon of
ABCNews.com
Inside the Toyota
Highway to the Future: Mobile Hybrid Experience display at
Hybridfest.
Tony Schaefer (Chicago Prius Group) presents
"Top 5
Tips For Better Mileage From Hybrids to Hummers"
The crowd listens intently to Tony's tips.
Yes,
Wisconsin's reigning Alice in Dairyland put in an
appearance at Hybridfest to tout the benefits of
locally-produced Ethanol.
We've got him
surrounded!
Hybridfest members mix 'n mingle before the members
banquet.
Hybridfest members banquet.
Hybridfest organizers thanking the 78 volunteers who
made Hybridfest happen.
(L to R: Justin Fons, Bill Robbins, Linda Weidemann,
Richard Steeves, Bradlee Fons, Eric Powers)
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