California Governor Gavin Newsom is facing a growing crisis as the state's electric vehicle (EV) adoption rates continue to fall short of ambitious targets. According to recent data, California's EV sales have declined significantly, raising concerns about the state's ability to meet its goal of having 5 million EVs on the road by 2030. However, despite the disappointing numbers, Newsom's administration is pointing to a silver lining: the state's EV charging infrastructure is expanding at a rapid pace, with thousands of new charging stations being installed every month. As the state works to revamp its EV strategy, the growth of its charging network could provide a crucial foundation for future success.
Newsom’s silver lining in the bad EV numbers Politico
