The article discusses the significant growth of electric vehicle (EV) infrastructure in the U. S. , which has tripled in the past five years due to federal funding initiatives, particularly under the Biden administration's Bipartisan Infrastructure Law and Inflation Reduction Act. It highlights Mississippi's low adoption rate, with only 0. 2% of cars being electric or plug-in hybrids and just 216 charging stations available as of November 2024.

In comparison, Washington has a higher adoption rate of 2. 8% and 2,359 charging stations. The article emphasizes the regional disparities in EV infrastructure, noting that states like California and Washington have a much higher concentration of charging stations. It raises concerns about the potential rollback of EV initiatives by the incoming presidential administration, which could hinder future growth and maintenance of EV infrastructure. Overall, the article provides valuable insights into the current state of EV infrastructure in the U.

S. , highlighting both achievements and challenges.