U.S. approves 35 EV charging infrastructure plans ahead of schedule

Barra meets Biden — GM CEO Mary Barra shows President Biden the Silverado EV at the Detroit auto show in September. (REUTERS\/Kevin Lamarque/REUTERS)

September 14, 2022 06:37 PM

WASHINGTON — The Biden administration on Wednesday said it has approved more than two-thirds of electric vehicle charging infrastructure plans submitted by states, the District of Columbia and Puerto Rico ahead of schedule.

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