Michigan has taken steps to expand its electric vehicle charging infrastructure, but a new study reveals persistent gaps in accessibility across the state. Researchers highlight disparities in charging station availability, particularly in rural and lower-income communities, where coverage remains limited compared to urban areas. The findings suggest that while progress is being made, equitable access to EV technology still lags behind broader adoption goals. Critics argue that without targeted investments, the state risks leaving certain populations behind in the transition to cleaner transportation.
Michigan expands EV infrastructure, but access remains unequal, study finds - The Alpena News
