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GEM Customer Story Featuring Sandia National Laboratories Looking to move away from gas-powered golf carts to a more environmentally friendly option, Sandia National Laboratories became an early adopter of electric vehicles (EVs). Sandia began the transition to EVs in 2002 with the purchase of GEM Low-Speed Vehicles (LSVs), allowing the premier national science and engineering […]

May 5, 2024 – Actor Ed Quinn shares why he drives GEM on Health Uncensored with Dr. Drew. Waev CEO Keith Simon discusses how GEM electric vehicles promote a healthy lifestyle and enhance the lives of drivers, passengers and pedestrians. Build Your GEM About Waev Inc. Waev Inc. provides access to safe and dependable electric

Nestled in Anaheim, California, is a thriving company that builds refined and mega functional electric low-speed vehicles. The company’s name is Waev Inc. and it produces the GEM electric vehicle line. Electrified was invited to tour the facility to see firsthand how GEM electric vehicles are made.

This week: the GEM e4, our latest in the growing category of “low-speed vehicles,” “neighborhood electric vehicles,” or less euphemistically, street-legal golf carts. What we wondered: Whipping around Savannah or Tampa is one thing. How about Rhode Island in February?

The Town of Banff unveils two new electric utility vehicles this spring as part of the Responsible Energy Vehicle (REV) program launched in 2019 to electrify the municipal fleet as part of the Town’s goal to reduce greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions 30% below 2005 levels by 2030, while saving Banffites tax dollars, thanks to reduced

Richard Rieger II made his rare 1969 Subaru 360 electric with parts from a golf cart and a truck like the one in ‘Austin Powers’

Penn State is set to receive over $3.3 million from a grant from the Department of Environmental Protection to add electric vehicles and corresponding charging infrastructure at University Park.