With gas prices remaining high, battery-electric vehicles are one way to avoid pain at the pump. While charging infrastructure continues to improve (slowly), a vast and inconsistent patchwork of charging stations spans the country, and some cities are more accommodating than others.
According to a new iSeeCars study, the United States will have nearly 300,000 EV chargers by the end of this year, but they aren't evenly spread across the country. The study breaks down which cities are the most and least EV-friendly communities in the nation, counting the number of Level 2 and Level 3/DC public chargers.
