EV policies impact everything from incentives that reduce the upfront cost of EVs to actions that support residential and public charging. The U.S. government has spent $19 billion via the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law, which includes charging infrastructure, purchasing electric buses through transit agencies, enhancing equitable access to charging infrastructure, and expanding e-micromobility. At the state level, electric utilities and state organizations have also budgeted millions to support EV adoption through clean energy programs, rebates, and tax credits.
These policies have successfully advanced clean transportation efforts across the U.S. How are policies going to be implemented at the state level? Will utilities deepen their investments in transportation electrification? How can we continue the positive momentum?
Join us as we talk with government and industry experts to discuss what’s next for the EV policy landscape in 2025 and beyond.