About the Eco-Rally
General Description: The annual Eco-Rally by Revolve utilises high-profile locations and celebrity drivers, to showcase the best present and future transport to members of the public who may not otherwise be aware of its existence. You can expect to see all kinds of green machines: bicycles, pedelecs & rickshaws, bikes, superminis, family cars, taxis, sports-cars, limousines, vans, lorries and even SUVs!
Submitted by ecoVansA2Z on 15 November, 2011 - 18:03
Environmentally-friendly transport isn't all sackcloth and sandals, as VansA2Z discovered on the 2011 Bridgestone Eco-Rally behind the wheel of a Ford Transit Connect Electric, converted to battery power by Azure Dynamics.
Submitted by MikeWhelan on 1 October, 2010 - 12:54
News highlights from the fourth annual Brighton to London future car parade: The 2010 Bridgestone Eco-Rally by Revolve.
Use our LOGOS, BANNERS & TEXT >Submitted by MikeWhelan on 25 October, 2008 - 17:51
Interns and volunteers are often sourced by our partners, but anyone may apply. We need all kinds of people! Our generally wonderful volunteers do everything from stewarding, answering technical / environmental questions, getting feedback, assisting film-crews, and recycling. More...
A selection of videos about the Eco-Rally produced by Revolve plus our partners, the press and fans:
Submitted by MikeWhelan on 22 July, 2008 - 14:50
The People's Eco-Rally
At the height of the fuel protests and the heated debate about food vs fuel, Revolve set British motorists a challenge: Drive from Brighton to London in the greenest way you can. The destination was a music festival on Clapham Common, where the drivers were tested for eco-driving skills whilst their cars were tested for emissions.
In 2007, we decided to flip the Veteran Car Run on it's head by driving future cars from the coast to the capital. The route varies from year to year, but always includes famous landmarks such as Buckingham Palace, Oxford University, Brighton Pier, the second-oldest pub in the country, The Houses of Parliament, Trafalgar Square, London City Hall and Tower Bridge.
The drivers are usually journalists, celebrities and dignitaries, who are chosen for their knowledge of the subject, influence, occupation and personal experience. Click here for the latest line-up and use the event filter to see who has taken part in previous years . Journalists can apply here.
