Uptick in rural chargers will likely make EV drivers happy campers

Californians Harvey Payne and his wife use their Tesla Model X to pull their camping trailer. A recent trip took them to Death Valley, below. (HARVEY PAYNE)

October 18, 2021 04:00 AM

It's getting easier for adventurers to take their electric vehicles to camp or explore the roads less traveled, and the uptick in charging options in rural areas is making all the difference.

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