Charge Up For Adventure! Planning an Electric Alberta Road Trip

    As summer approaches, are you planning to take the wheel of an electric vehicle (EV) for the first time or considering making the switch? You're not alone. With a growing number of incentives and rebates available, nearly 70% of Canadians who plan to buy a new car in the next five years are leaning toward electric models. And Alberta is stepping up its game to support this transition. So, why wait? Whether you're a current EV owner or just starting your journey, we've put together some essential tips to help you make the most of your electric road trip. Charge up, pack your bags, and get ready for an unforgettable adventure across Alberta. **Start with a full charge** Before hitting the road, make sure your EV is fully charged at home. Installing a charger can be done indoors or outdoors, depending on your space. And don’t worry—Alberta’s chargers are built to handle extreme temperatures, from -40°C to 50°C, so you won’t have to worry about weather limits. **Explore freely with confidence** Alberta is becoming more EV-friendly than ever. Use online maps and guides to plan your route and find charging stations along the way. The Peaks to Prairies initiative has installed 20 fast-charging (Level 2) stations across Southern Alberta, helping rural communities benefit from the rise of electric vehicles. This means more opportunities for travelers like you to enjoy scenic drives without range anxiety. **Pack smart with snacks** Keep your energy up with a well-stocked cooler. Try homemade options like puffed wheat squares, peanut butter granola bars, and no-bake fruit and nut bites. Packing your own snacks saves money, helps you eat healthier, and gives you more time to enjoy the views instead of stopping at fast-food chains. Remember: Always follow the 2-hour rule for perishable foods. If it's over 27°C, reduce that to 1 hour. Keep everything chilled in your cooler and throw away anything left out too long. Proper packing keeps your food fresh and safe all trip long. **Play games to pass the time** Road trips are all about fun. Classic games like I Spy, 20 Questions, and the License Plate Game are perfect for keeping everyone entertained. Spot the Giant Corn Stalk in Taber, the World’s Largest Wind Gauge in Lethbridge, or the Starship Enterprise Replica in Vulcan—each a unique Alberta landmark. You can also bring travel-sized games like Mad Libs or download group trivia apps for a fun, interactive experience. Just remember: keep the driver focused on the road! **Create the perfect playlist** Rural Alberta can sometimes have spotty radio signals. Consider creating a Spotify playlist with local Alberta artists or bring along a few CDs for a nostalgic touch. Let everyone contribute to a shared playlist, and let shuffle do the work—it’s guaranteed to please every passenger. **Save money and reduce your footprint** According to a 2020 consumer report, EV owners who charge at home can save around $1,000 annually compared to gas-powered cars. Plus, driving electric means lower emissions and a cleaner environment. Use those savings to treat yourself to something special—like finding the best ice cream shop in town. Whether you're an EV enthusiast or just starting out, plan an electric road trip this summer. With more charging stations than ever and endless scenic routes, there's never been a better time to hit the open road. Charge up, grab your cooler, and turn up the tunes—your adventure awaits!

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