How Infrastructure Will Change Around Electric Vehicles

01 Feb 2023 | Abstracted from Gonzales Inquirer

"Since cars are stationary 95% of the time, it makes sense to consider how EVs might contribute to the electric grid while idle...Our communities are becoming increasingly multimodal and automated...no longer hinge on car ownership..."

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