The road ahead for EV adoption is made of gravel

This article examines the challenges and politics surrounding electric vehicle (EV) charging infrastructure in rural America. It highlights the disparities in access to EV charging stations between urban and rural areas, with rural communities facing significant barriers to adoption. The article discusses the limited financial incentives and logistical challenges faced by businesses in expanding charging infrastructure in these areas. Additionally, it delves into the political dimensions of EV charging in rural America, with discussions around funding, government policies, and the role of utilities. Overall, the article sheds light on the complexities and obstacles associated with expanding EV charging infrastructure in rural communities.