Metro Plug-In

12/08/2022

Very well done story. Let's talk facts.

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04/12/2021

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03/18/2020

Currently we continue to operate. As a Small Business we remain committed to our customers and employees and their livelihoods. The health and wellness of Metro Plug-In’s community is at the center of our purpose of improving lives and experiences. We take this responsibility seriously, and the relationships we have built with our customers.

You welcome us into your homes and businesses, and we want to continue playing an important role in your life during this challenging time in the world. We are vigilantly and continuously assessing all aspects of our business to ensure a healthy and safe environment and will adjust, as needed, as the dynamic Coronavirus COVID-19 situation evolves. Service Technicians are cleaning their trucks multiple times a day to keep their work environment clean. If you are currently sick or suspect, we ask that you please let us know when you request service so we can work together to find you a convenient time in the future to safely service your needs.

During this extraordinary time, we are well prepared to ensure the well-being of our customers and teams, taking significant precautions and adhering to the advice given by expert agencies, including the Centers for Disease Control and World Health Organization. We treat each visit to our customers homes with the utmost of care and safety.

06/08/2018

06/08/2018

We are at the Clean Energy Roadshow

02/12/2018

One lawmaker says doing away with the credit helped crater electric car purchases

02/09/2018

We are at the EV Readiness Workshop today. We are educating local businesses on the new City of Atlanta EV preparedness ordinance.

11/23/2017

Excellent News, thanks to those who worked so hard.

ATLANTA – The City of Atlanta today announced that the Atlanta City Council has passed ordinance 17-0-1654, which will require all new residential homes and public parking facilities to accommodate electric vehicles (EV). The ordinance requires 20 percent of the spaces in all new commercial and mul...

09/09/2017

Just in time for National Drive Electric Week. New DCFC Jim Ellis Chevrolet.

04/20/2017

Stop by and see us at the Cobb County National Alternative Fuel Day event.

09/13/2016

Keywords columnist Christopher Mims writes that in 2015, about one in every 150 cars sold in the U.S. had a plug and a battery. But mass adoption of electric vehicles is coming, and much sooner than most people realize.

09/10/2016