The Pacific Northwest’s passion for sustainable living and cutting-edge technology converged in an electrifying spectacle at Seattle’s Marymoor Park. The Electrify Expo, a showcase of the latest advancements in electric mobility, took center stage, and it was a true game-changer. The event featured some of the most prominent names in the automotive industry, including Tesla, Ford, and Polestar, making it a must-visit for anyone with an interest in the future of transportation.

As you stepped onto the grounds of Marymoor Park, the palpable buzz in the air was undeniable. The exhibit booths sprawled across the verdant expanse, with sleek, electric vehicles glistening in the sunlight, promising a glimpse into a cleaner, greener future. But that wasn’t all; this year’s Electrify Expo had some surprises up its sleeve.

Tesla, the trailblazer in electric vehicle technology, had brought more than just their stunning cars to the expo. They had a true superstar on display – Optimus, their famed robot. And if that weren’t intriguing enough, Optimus sported a Texas Tesla belt buckle, adding a dash of personality to the electrifying event.

Amidst the hum of electric vehicles and the futuristic gleam of cutting-edge technology, Electrify Expo held an electrifying spectacle that truly stole the show—Electrify Showoff. This unique event within the Expo brought together the best of the Pacific Northwest’s modified EVs and EV swaps, igniting a friendly but fierce competition for an array of coveted trophies. Each competetor had a chance to showcase their custom-built electric vehicle, each a testament to the passion and dedication that drives the electric vehicle community.

One standout at Electrify Showoff was Teslux Innovations, a company that specializes in creating cutting-edge lighting solutions for electric vehicles. Their booth was a mesmerizing display of how lighting can enhance the aesthetics and functionality of electric cars. From striking underbody lighting to innovative headlight designs, Teslux showcased the limitless possibilities for personalizing and improving the EV driving experience.

It wasn’t just the impressive modifications and innovations that made Electrify Showoff an unforgettable experience, though. It was also the sense of community and camaraderie that permeated the event. A memorable moment was when Marcus and his wife Sarah, members of Ruined So Cal, made their entrance. They surprised the RUINED PNW crew at the show! Their journey to the Electrify Expo, though eventful, only added to the vibrant atmosphere of the event.
As Marcus and Sarah drove up to the show, it wasn’t just their electric vehicle that turned heads but also the story behind it. On their way to the Expo, Marcus had an unexpected mishap – a cracked windshield. While some might have seen it as a setback, it became a testament to the resilience and determination of the EV community. Despite the setback, Marcus and Sarah’s dedication to sharing their passion for electric vehicles remained unshaken.

Electrify Showoff was more than just a competition; it was a platform for EV enthusiasts to come together, share their experiences, and inspire one another. It showcased the boundless potential of electric mobility and the unwavering commitment of those who are driving the industry forward.


Awards won:
Best Crew: RUINED
Best of Show: Conductive Classics
Best Sedan: Sham
Best Wrap: Sham
Best use of Frunk: Marcus
Best Shoe Game: Stephan and Kennedy