Building Solutions for 'Range Anxiety' Can Boost Electric Vehicle Transition
05 Jun 2023 | Abstracted from Public News Service
"Since more than 82% of EV users in Norway charge their vehicles at home, housing associations can apply for grants that subsidize up to 50 percent of the cost of buying and installing communal chargers."If the U.S. can get ahead of that problem by ensuring a more standardized approach to locating and paying for public charging, as the Biden administration has committed to, it will benefit drivers"
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