Data Shows a Few States Dominate US EV Adoption
America’s electric vehicle industry is still in its infancy. Electric cars still make up a small percentage of total vehicle sales in the country, and most experts agree that it will take some time before there are enough EVs on the road to offset carbon emissions from internal combustion engine (ICE) cars. This is primarily because electric vehicles are too expensive for the average consumer and the country’s public charging network still needs a lot of work. Furthermore, EV adoption has mainly been limited to a handful of states that have decent EV charging networks and have provided buyers with…