EV Adoption refers to the process of consumers and businesses adopting electric vehicles (EVs) as a primary mode of transportation. This includes the transition from traditional internal combustion engine vehicles to electric-powered vehicles due to factors such as environmental concerns, economic savings, advancements in technology, and government incentives. EV adoption is driven by the increasing availability of electric vehicle models, improvements in battery technology, the growing network of charging infrastructure, and a heightened awareness of the impact of greenhouse gas emissions. The rate of EV adoption is often measured through sales figures, market share, and public infrastructure developments that support electric vehicle usage. Sustainable transportation practices and policies aiming to reduce carbon emissions also play a crucial role in promoting EV adoption.
Electric vehicle ownership is booming, but many in New Jersey face significant hurdles when it comes to charging their cars. **Patricia Chenoweth** from Barnegat discovered the challenges firsthand when she…