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How Electric Vehicle Sales Could Get Supercharged by Biden’s Infrastructure Bill
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August 17, 2021
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5:50Now PlayingElectric vehicles have a chicken-and-egg problem: EV sales are low partly because of a lack of charging infrastructure, and part of the reason there’s a lack of charging infrastructure is because EV sales are low. But Biden’s new bipartisan Infrastructure Bill includes specific provision to bolster U.S. EV charging networks.
That’s led to a group of automakers dramatically boosting their 2030 EV sales predictions. So will the bill break the cycle? And if so, what will America’s roads look like in 2030?
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