Data Stories – Atlas EV Hub

The EV Hub is constantly adding new data and tools to enhance the user experience and track these dynamic issues across the sector. As part of this effort, Atlas publishes data stories on our website to highlight our team’s key insights. These stories are often inspired by media coverage and lean heavily on data from EV Hub dashboards and key external resources.

Estimated $30 Billion Committed to Medium- and Heavy-Duty Charging Infrastructure in the United States

Estimated $30 Billion Committed to Medium- and Heavy-Duty Charging Infrastructure in the United States

Nicole Lepre2024-02-04T18:56:57-05:00

The public and private sector are making transformative investments in medium- and heavy-duty (MDHD) electric vehicle (EV) charging infrastructure throughout the United States. An estimated $30 billion is going toward supporting MDHD charging across [...]

Estimated $30 Billion Committed to Medium- and Heavy-Duty Charging Infrastructure in the United StatesNicole Lepre2024-02-04T18:56:57-05:00

EV drivers in 36 states pay a surplus of fees each year

EV drivers in 36 states pay a surplus of fees each year

Moe Khatib2024-02-04T18:54:57-05:00

Executive Summary Electric vehicle (EV) drivers are subject to a wide array of fees intended to mimic motor fuel taxes, including registration fees and charging taxes. At public charging stations, EV drivers may [...]

EV drivers in 36 states pay a surplus of fees each yearMoe Khatib2024-02-04T18:54:57-05:00

$210 Billion of Announced Investments in Electric Vehicle Manufacturing Headed for the U.S.

$210 Billion of Announced Investments in Electric Vehicle Manufacturing Headed for the U.S.

Noah Gabriel2023-02-23T13:16:53-05:00

As the electric vehicle (EV) market continues to heat up, automakers are going all in on electrification. Vehicle manufacturers and battery makers plan to invest $860 billion globally by 2030 in the transition to [...]

$210 Billion of Announced Investments in Electric Vehicle Manufacturing Headed for the U.S.Noah Gabriel2023-02-23T13:16:53-05:00

EV eligible funding in IIJA and IRA represents nearly 30 times the total EV funding awarded by U.S. government to date

EV eligible funding in IIJA and IRA represents nearly 30 times the total EV funding awarded by U.S. government to date

Spencer Burget2023-02-28T09:54:21-05:00

This data story seeks to put the unprecedented scale of recent federal EV investments in historical context.

EV eligible funding in IIJA and IRA represents nearly 30 times the total EV funding awarded by U.S. government to dateSpencer Burget2023-02-28T09:54:21-05:00

23 Percent of Utility Funding for Electric Vehicles Targeted for Underserved Communities

23 Percent of Utility Funding for Electric Vehicles Targeted for Underserved Communities

Nicole Lepre2022-01-28T13:39:08-05:00

To-date, investor-owned utilities (IOUs) have been approved to invest more in transportation electrification than the total funding from state and local governments. IOUs have been approved to invest more than $3.3 billion in things [...]

23 Percent of Utility Funding for Electric Vehicles Targeted for Underserved CommunitiesNicole Lepre2022-01-28T13:39:08-05:00

Utilities have Installed 37% of Planned EV Chargers: A Sample of Utility Progress Reports

Utilities have Installed 37% of Planned EV Chargers: A Sample of Utility Progress Reports

Nicole Lepre2021-10-31T10:53:32-04:00

Figure 1: Running Tallies from Sample of Utility Progress Reports Programs Reviewed of Total Approved Programs Dollars Spent (millions) Level 2 Ports Installed DC Fast Chargers Installed MDHD Chargers Installed (inc. School [...]

Utilities have Installed 37% of Planned EV Chargers: A Sample of Utility Progress ReportsNicole Lepre2021-10-31T10:53:32-04:00

Investor-Owned Utilities Investing $770 Million in Underserved Communities

Investor-Owned Utilities Investing $770 Million in Underserved Communities

Spencer Burget2021-10-31T10:53:46-04:00

Figure 1: Planned investment in underserved communities by investor-owned utilities (Top 10) Source: EV Hub In the first half of 2021, electric utilities were approved to invest more than $44 million [...]

Investor-Owned Utilities Investing $770 Million in Underserved CommunitiesSpencer Burget2021-10-31T10:53:46-04:00

More than $2.6 Billion in Public Funding for EVs

More than $2.6 Billion in Public Funding for EVs

Conner Smith2021-10-31T10:53:06-04:00

For the back half of the 2010s, state governments were at the helm of transportation electrification funding and policy in the United States. Funding for EVs and EV charging exploded in 2018 with more [...]

More than $2.6 Billion in Public Funding for EVsConner Smith2021-10-31T10:53:06-04:00

Annual Enacted EV Policies More Than Double Between 2015 and 2020

Annual Enacted EV Policies More Than Double Between 2015 and 2020

Conner Smith2021-10-31T10:47:58-04:00

State EV policy activity has skyrocketed over the last five years with more than twice as many EV policies enacted in 2020 compared to 2015. The effects of these policies on the EV market [...]

Annual Enacted EV Policies More Than Double Between 2015 and 2020Conner Smith2021-10-31T10:47:58-04:00

Utilities Investing $766 Million in Underserved Communities

Utilities Investing $766 Million in Underserved Communities

Conner Smith2021-10-31T10:47:16-04:00

Electric utility investment in underserved communities has more than doubled since the end of 2019. This surge was driven by two major approvals in 2020, one for Southern California Edison and another spread across [...]

Utilities Investing $766 Million in Underserved CommunitiesConner Smith2021-10-31T10:47:16-04:00

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