A fresh analysis highlights a growing disparity in electric vehicle charging availability across U.S. cities, with some urban areas offering far more chargers than others. The study underscores persistent challenges in building out the necessary infrastructure to support widespread EV adoption. Experts note that uneven distribution could limit access for drivers in regions with fewer charging stations. The findings raise questions about how to accelerate equitable expansion of this critical transportation network.
A new study ranks US cities by the most and fewest EV chargers, revealing a major gap in charging infrastructure.
