Electric vehicles are fast.

They are fun. They are the future.

EVOLOCITY is about fast forwarding that future. It’s about stimulating innovation and growing awareness of the advantages of electric transport in a sector which may be the global growth sector of the 21st Century.

High school teams are equipped with an electric bike componentry kit. During the course of the year they design & build their own electric vehicles. At the end of the year they bring their vehicles to a motorsport park for some fun competitions. The end of year event also features demonstrations and test drives of electric bikes, go karts, motor bikes and cars, educating the public as to what is available and dispelling myths around the performance capabilities of EVs.

EVolocity E-zine - December 2020 issue!

Read all about our 2020 regional finals that we were blessed to be able to hold successfully in four regions, and find out who came out tops in our national leaderboard! Meet some of our sponsors, and learn about how teachers are applying the EVolocity in their curriculum.

Click here to view the zine!

Latest News

EVolocity E-zine – Issue Six

Wow! What a year it’s been. Amid the challenges and disruptions students and teachers worked incredibly hard to successfully finish their vehicles in time to showcase them at regional finals across the country. Our students showed great resilience and determination to complete EVolocity’s program and we are very proud of them all. Judges and spectators…

Exploring career options in Canterbury

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EVolocity launches in Taranaki 2021!

EVolocity in partnership with New Zealand’s new energy centre, Ara Ake, is launching in Taranaki in 2021. Schools in this region will be supported by sponsors Ara Ake and Evnex, and learning partner Western Institute of Technology at Taranaki (WITT), to design, build and ultimately race their electric vehicles as part of the EVolocity high schools programme.…

Sales of MeloYelo e-bikes help raise funds for EVolocity.