A new analysis reveals that electric vehicle adoption in New York and the Central New York region lags behind the national average, with fewer than half of U.S. households owning an EV. The data highlights regional disparities in infrastructure, incentives, and consumer interest, raising questions about barriers to wider adoption. Experts suggest policy changes and expanded charging networks could help bridge the gap. The report offers a closer look at how local markets compare to broader trends in electric vehicle growth.
Over 5% of US households have an electric vehicle: How do NY, CNY stack up? Syracuse.com
