California Gets $122.9M for EV Infrastructure

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California is awarded $122M to build EV infrastructure, including chargers in Sacramento

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Federal Highway Administration awards California $122.9 million to build zero -emission vehicle charging and fueling infrastructure for electric cars and trucks.

California currently has roughly 90,000 public EV chargers as the state attempts to accelerate the public’s transition to electric vehicles.

Last quarter , electric vehicles accounted for 25% of new car sales in California .

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