Switch Vehicles

06/03/2026

Educators from Laurel Oaks Career Campus are getting hands-on with the Switch Lab EV Workshop as they prepare to launch a brand-new electric vehicle education program. Through train-the-trainer instruction, they’re building confidence in EV concepts, classroom management, and the skills needed to bring high-impact learning back to their students.

We’re excited to support their journey and can’t wait to see their students build the Switch Lab EV!

06/03/2026

The Electric Vehicle Design class completed their year long project with the completion of their amazing roadster. Congratulations to Mr. Clement and the student team. STEM rules and Go BayHawkS!

06/01/2026

What can schools learn from a statewide EV education pilot?

Our latest article breaks down the California Energy Commission ZEV High School Pilot Project and what it showed about hands-on EV learning, student engagement, instructor training, and clean transportation career pathways.

The report highlights how 50 California high schools brought EV education into real classrooms, with 49 of those schools purchasing The Switch Lab EV program.

Read the article to see what the results mean for schools, districts, CTE programs, and workforce partners.

Learn more about the CA Energy Commission ZEV High School Pilot Project using hands-on EV education to increase engagement, workforce readiness, and CTE innovation.

05/29/2026

05/28/2026

05/20/2026

See how Grand Lakes High School STEM students went from boxes to a full-sized electric vehicle.

They used the Switch Lab EV Pathway & capstone system to give students classroom instruction in industry-leading electrical education.

The Switch Lab EV delivers a reusable, modular progression that builds skills & understanding step by step. Our systems-first approach ensures students understand how components, electrical systems, and safety mechanisms interact.
Video Credits: Grit Productions - Collin Andrews

05/18/2026

05/13/2026

A successful EV pathway takes more than great classroom projects. Schools also need the right support system for every step of development.

With instructor training, high-voltage safety equipment, an adaptable curriculum, live customer support, access to the educator community, and warranty protection, schools are supported before, during, and after implementation.

These resources help instructors teach safely, reduce downtime, adapt lessons to different course models, and keep hands-on EV learning moving year after year.

The goal is simple: give schools what they need to launch, sustain, and scale a successful EV education pathway.

05/11/2026