Charging Infrastructure refers to the network of stations and equipment that provide electric energy to charge electric vehicles (EVs). This infrastructure includes different types of charging stations, such as residential chargers, public charging stations, and fast-charging networks, which facilitate the replenishment of an EV’s battery. Charging infrastructure is essential for the adoption and usability of electric vehicles, enabling users to power their vehicles conveniently and effectively. It encompasses both hardware, such as charging units and connectors, and software, such as apps for locating charging stations and managing charging sessions. Moreover, the expansion of charging infrastructure is critical for supporting the transition to sustainable transportation and reducing reliance on fossil fuels.
Indiana is embracing the electric vehicle (EV) revolution with 636 charging stations and 1,810 charging ports across the state. These charging stations serve as essential waypoints, reshaping travel experiences for…