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Electric Vehicle Road Rally to Traverse 500-Mile Route to Alaska's Oil Fields
18 Jul 2022 | Abstracted from Alaska Road Rally
"The Alaska Electric Vehicle Association (AKEVA) is helping to lead the charge, working with Launch Alaska to bring temporary charging stations to a 500-mile stretch of remote northern road..."
"he route from Fairbanks to Oliktok Point is in many ways synonymous with the challenges that have to be overcome across many Alaskan communities to achieve electrification of transportation."
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