Study Suggests Current EV Charging Infrastructure May Not Be Able to Handle Projected Influx of Electrical Vehicles

08 Mar 2023 | Abstracted from CBS News

"the study shows that there are only 27,000 level three chargers located throughout the entirety of the United States of America, with 40% of those for non-Tesla vehicles...Vermont is ranked as the most EV-friendly state, with 700 residents per charger..Mississippi is the worst-ranked state at one charger per 9,200 people."

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