Georgia's Republican Governor Brian Kemp is making headlines once again with a surprising move on electric vehicles. Despite his party's historical skepticism of government-backed green initiatives, Kemp is doubling down on his state's electric vehicle (EV) ambitions. Following a 2022 executive order that set a goal of having 1 million EVs on Georgia's roads by 2030, Kemp is now reportedly pushing for new legislation that would make his state a hub for EV manufacturing and innovation. As the EV market continues to grow, Kemp's efforts could have significant implications for Georgia's economy and its place in the national conversation on climate change.
Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp isn’t done with EVs Politico
