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EV Motors: A Weekend of Tennis, Innovation and Electrifying Momentum

NASSAU, BAHAMAS – EV Motors held an open mixed doubles tennis tournament & auto showcase over the weekend at Baha Mar’s John McEnroe Tennis Center. The tournament saw 16 teams made up of some of our best players hit the court to see who was the best.

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12 months ago

October 12, 2025

Taige Adderley

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NASSAU, BAHAMAS – Derron Donaldson, Director of Rackets for Baha Mar resort, oversaw the proceedings at the inaugural EV Motors open at the John Mcenroe Tennis Center. The event, which was free to the public, started Saturday afternoon, wrapping up on Sunday.

The tournament is a highly competitive mixed-doubles event that saw 16 teams made up of some of our best players hit the court to see who was the best.

Title sponsor, EV Motors, had a full-fledged auto showcase on hand as well. They wanted to give a boost to the sporting community.

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