Past News
Read past news about the Joint Office of Energy and Transportation, including information on technical assistance, data, and tools to help states with deploying electric vehicle charging infrastructure.
driveelectric.govHere are the latest highlights on charging stations, based on recent public reporting:
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US federal and state programs continue rolling out EV charging infrastructure, with NEVI funding and related federal guidance helping states accelerate deployments near major corridors and urban areas. Expect updates on new station openings, funding allocations, and compliance timelines in the coming weeks.[1]
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Private networks are expanding rapidly, including retailers and logistics hubs adding DC fast charging to support fleet and consumer charging needs. Notable trends include network expansions in New Jersey and California, and moves toward higher-port densities at truck and multi-vehicle hubs.[2]
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International coverage shows ongoing growth in public charging footprints, including highway corridors and airport-adjacent sites, with several countries announcing ambitious targets for rapid charger availability by 2027.[3][4]
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Industry developments to watch:
- Shifts toward standardized connectors and interoperable payment solutions, which streamline user experience across networks.[2]
- Public-private partnerships to fund and operate charging infrastructure, especially in regions with high EV adoption.[4][1]
If you want, I can narrow to a specific region (e.g., Île-de-France, Paris area) or a media type (official government updates vs. industry news) and pull more precise items with sources. I can also summarize any particular article you’re interested in.