Minnesota is committing $41.2 million to expand its electric‑vehicle charging infrastructure, a move aimed at accelerating the state's transition to cleaner transportation. The investment will fund the installation of new charging stations across key corridors, including urban centers and rural highways, to reduce range anxiety and support the growing number of EV owners. State officials say the initiative will create jobs, stimulate local economies, and help meet climate goals by cutting greenhouse‑gas emissions from the transportation sector. The rollout is expected to begin next year, with a phased approach that prioritizes high‑traffic routes and underserved communities.
Minnesota to invest $41.2m in EV charging network electrive.com
