The White House is scrambling to ensure U.S. EV adoption doesn't lose its charge amid signs — albeit limited — of slowing momentum.
Why it Matters: The charging focus gives Biden officials a way to promote EVs even though a limited number of models — for now — are eligible for $7,500 purchase subsidies.
Driving the News: The Treasury Department on Friday morning announced plans for implementing household and business tax breaks of up to 30% for installing charging equipment.
State of Play: It's among several charging initiatives that have been unveiled in recent days.
The Big Picture: Polling shows that charging access gives drivers pause about going electric.
Catch up Fast: The latest moves are part of a much wider charging push, much of it enabled by the 2021 infrastructure law that devotes billions of dollars to building a national network.
The Intrigue: The White House is rebutting perceptions that the U.S. EV transition is losing steam.
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