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As the voice of the EV driver, we are thrilled to send our knowledgeable team to advocate for better charging infrastructure, connect with industry leaders, and share real-world driver experiences.
When we asked you to share your #EVLoveStory last month, we knew our community had a spark…but we didn't realize we’d be hit with such a massive power surge of affection!
Andy Fraser, Treasurer of the Electric Vehicle Association, will guide a panel of industry experts in a critical discussion about integrating energy storage systems with charging infrastructure. We invite you to hear Andy and meet the EVA team at the Electric Vehicle Charging Summit & Expo on March 18-19 in Las Vegas.
The EV Charging Summit & Expo 2026 in Las Vegas is just around the corner, and the agenda is packed with opportunities to learn, network, and dive deep into the future of electrification. One session you absolutely need to bookmark is the EV Charging Answers Bar, taking place on Wednesday, March 18.
We're celebrating more than just love. For Valentine’s Day on Feb. 14, we're recognizing the love between our members and their amazing EVs. We invite you to share your personal EV love story, and/or how electric vehicles impact you and your community.
The results are in! After weeks of friendly competition, grassroots advocacy, and a shared mission to expand charging access across the country, we have the winners of our EV Charging Community Competition.
The Trump administration violated the Constitution’s equal protection requirements when it cancelled hundreds of millions of dollars in federal grants for clean, affordable energy and transportation projects based on the states in which the grantees were located, the U.S. District Court of the District of Columbia ruled on Tuesday, January 13.
The physics of DC Fast Charging (DCFC) are well understood. The underlying equipment has been embedded into the cars and the network infrastructure. Putting those pieces into place was the easy part. As I am fond of saying, it just took time and money. And yet…charging anxiety is still very real. Not because EVs can’t go far enough. Not because chargers don’t exist or aren’t fast enough. But because the human experience of charging still hasn’t caught up with the technology. Let me explain.
John Higham, Vice President of Communications and Public Affairs of the Electric Vehicle Association, will be a featured speaker at the EV Charging Summit & Expo (EVCS) 2026 in Las Vegas. John will join a panel of industry experts to discuss the evolution of public charging infrastructure.
Seven exceptional leaders have been elected to serve three-year terms beginning this January, bringing diverse expertise and fresh perspectives to guide the organization through this transformative period in electric transportation.
EVA National News
As the voice of the EV driver, we are thrilled to send our knowledgeable team to advocate for better charging infrastructure, connect with industry leaders, and share real-world driver experiences.
When we asked you to share your #EVLoveStory last month, we knew our community had a spark…but we didn't realize we’d be hit with such a massive power surge of affection!
Andy Fraser, Treasurer of the Electric Vehicle Association, will guide a panel of industry experts in a critical discussion about integrating energy storage systems with charging infrastructure. We invite you to hear Andy and meet the EVA team at the Electric Vehicle Charging Summit & Expo on March 18-19 in Las Vegas.
EV News
The Trump administration violated the Constitution’s equal protection requirements when it cancelled hundreds of millions of dollars in federal grants for clean, affordable energy and transportation projects based on the states in which the grantees were located, the U.S. District Court of the District of Columbia ruled on Tuesday, January 13.
Our national partner, Plug In America, is fighting to keep a $5 million agreement with the federal Department of Energy to reach 5 million consumers with practical, brand-neutral information about EVs, charging and incentives.
For years, carpool lane access for EVs has been one of the simplest, most effective ways to encourage clean transportation. A single sticker or special plate (depending on the state) allowed EV drivers—regardless of the number of passengers—to use the High-Occupancy Vehicle (HOV) lanes, shaving time off commutes, easing congestion in regular lanes, and rewarding drivers for making the switch to zero-emission vehicles.