Alabama
Alabama is handing out $11.2 million in federal grants to install 13 NEVI-compliant EV charging stations -- here's where they're going. Electrek
California
Electric vehicle charging stations are everywhere in the Bay Area, and with them come huge fans used to help cool the equipment. But one neighborhood station is already pushing long-time residents out of the city. KGO-TV
Connecticut
Nine Connecticut municipalities, including Danbury and New Milford, have been granted conditional awards from the state Department of Transportation to build out electrical vehicle charging stations in their communities to better support commuters driving electric vehicles. The Register Citizen
Georgia
The fastest electric Kia can now outrun the Georgia State Patrol's gas-powered pursuit vehicles: The state patrol's newest Dodge Charger police pursuit cruisers accelerate from zero to 60 miles per hour in around six seconds, whereas a 2024 Kia EV6 GT gets to 60 MPH in 3.2 seconds. WANF
Maryland
The Maryland Department of Transportation will pay to install electric vehicle charging stations at 23 new sites along key state highways by the fall of 2025, thanks to a federal funding program. The Baltimore Sun
Maryland, New Jersey
States are expected to collect less revenue from gasoline taxes as more residents buy electric vehicles and fuel-efficient cars. E&E News
Michigan
Michigan utilities say they're stepping up efforts to expand the state's electric vehicle charging network, which remains a patchwork and woefully behind stated goals. Bridge Michigan
Michigan
Ford Motor is receiving a reduced incentive package from Michigan for its battery plant in the city of Marshall after the automaker cut expected production at the facility to match demand for electric vehicles. Reuters
Mississippi
The Marshall County plant is a joint venture of some international corporate heavyweights. The state is providing an estimated $350 million in incentives to these companies for such items as developing the infrastructure at the site. Mississippi Today
Mississippi
Mississippi's U.S. senators, Roger Wicker and Cindy Hyde-Smith, along with three members of the state's congressional delegation, Trent Kelly, Michael Guest and Mike Ezell, signed onto a letter opposing the Biden administration's EV mandate for heavy trucks. The five are part of a coalition of 157 lawmakers. Magnolia Tribune
New Jersey
A few days ago, New Jersey electric vehicle owners started to feel some effects of state budget concerns, according to E&E News by Politico. They cite the financial woes are far from over since they are "compounded by the erosion of gas tax revenues." As of July 1, EV owners now have to pay a yearly registration fee beginning at $250, which will then increase $10 per year. In July 2028, it will finish off at $290, according to the Governor's Office. WKXW
Ohio
Ohio's gas taxes still make up a significant share of our state tax revenue, but the state transportation department expects that will eventually change amid the rise in electric vehicles. Axios
Pennsylvania
The third charging station among more than 80 funded through NEVI money is set to open this summer in Aston. Here's the latest on charging in the area. The Philadelphia Inquirer
Pennsylvania
Clean air advocates are touting the benefits of electric vehicles in the wake of what they call "disinformation" from the U.S. petroleum industry. Public News Service
U.S.
Americans have now claimed more than $1 billion in new EV purchase credits and other point-of-sale subsidies under the Inflation Reduction Act, the Treasury Department announced, calling it a "major milestone" for the program that went into effect in January. Autoblog
U.S.
A new McKinsey study is being used as ammo against EVs. In reality, the next wave of EV buyers need more help than they're getting. InsideEVs
U.S.
A Jeep plant that closed last year will be among those that will benefit from federal grants meant to help automotive manufacturers and protect jobs. The New York Times
U.S.
Unlike last quarter, Tesla doesn't have production excuses for Model S and Model X. It simply looks like these two models are losing a lot of momentum. Electrek
U.S.
A new report estimates that the company led by Elon Musk accounted for just under half of all battery-powered vehicles sold in the second quarter of the year. The New York Times Return to Top |