Michigan has taken steps to expand its electric vehicle charging infrastructure, but a new study reveals persistent gaps in accessibility across different communities. While the state has invested in charging stations, disparities in coverage mean some regions still lack reliable access, raising concerns about equity in the transition to electric transportation. The findings highlight how infrastructure development has not kept pace with demand in certain areas, leaving some drivers without convenient charging options. Experts suggest targeted policies may be needed to address these inequalities as the state moves toward broader EV adoption.
Michigan expands EV infrastructure, but access remains unequal, study finds The Manchester Mirror
