California’s EV Sales Stall—What It Means for the Future of Electric Cars
Douglas McIntyre, editor-in-chief at Climate Crisis 24/7, reports that EV sales in California—America’s largest EV market—grew by just 1% last year. With the state leading the push for EV adoption, this stagnation raises concerns for the rest of the country. Consumer worries about range and charging infrastructure remain key obstacles. If California’s EV sales falter, a broader decline across the U.S. could follow.
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