Trump is braking EV charging
Tennessee’s EV charging program still running as Trump hits brakes on federal grants
Tennessee is pushing forward with a state-level grant program to build new electric vehicle chargers on the state's interstates and major highways, even as President Donald Trump's administration blocks similar spending from federal coffers.
The rapidly expanding global EV market is substantially fueling the demand for charging infrastructure. In the first half of ...
CHARLOTTE — The North Carolina Department of Transportation has stopped building new electric vehicle charging stations ...
The new administration is challenging the industry—but a scrappy startup is finding ways to survive. A year ago, a small ...
Oregon planned to use its share of the money for charging stations on U.S. 97 and Interstate 205, as well as Interstate 5 ...
Officials at the Federal Highway Administration (FHWA), which manages the program, ordered state transportation directors to ...
If you've been thinking of buying an electric vehicle (EV), you might want to be sure there are already charging stations ...
Governor Kathy Hochul announced a $60 million initiative to significantly expand electric vehicle (EV) charging ...
The automaker-backed charging network is scaling up, with plans for 30,000 chargers and Amazon-powered convenience stores.
New Yorkers who drive electric vehicles will have more places to juice up their cars as more EV fast-charging stations are ...
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