A new ranking evaluates U.S. states based on their projected electric vehicle charging infrastructure by 2026, highlighting disparities in accessibility and readiness for widespread EV adoption. The analysis considers factors like charger density, public and private investment, and state-level policies shaping the transition to electric transportation. States with aggressive deployment plans and existing networks are expected to lead, while others may lag behind in supporting the growing demand for charging stations. The findings could influence consumer decisions and policy discussions as the EV market expands.
EV-friendly states ranked by charger access in 2026 qz.com
