As gas prices continue to rise with no visible end in sight, consumers are turning to electric vehicles for relief from the pump and a reduction in repair costs.

As the automotive industry continues to advance, the opportunity for hackers to infiltrate vehicle cybersecurity heightens. 

The Salton Sea, which is near the U.S.-Mexico border, could supply enough lithium to power domestic EVs for decades.

Drivers who use some of the electric vehicle charging stations in the San Francisco Bay Area are navigating issues like broken plugs, system failures, and unresponsive stations. 

The all-electric truck can travel 300 miles on a single battery charge, and 2022 models are already sold out. 

While 2035 is a long way off, a gradual transition into EV service and repair will make shops viable into the future.

High demand and high prices surrounding raw materials are to blame for issues in the EV supply chain. 

Drives say they want more certainty and selection from EVs before they commit.

Recent data shows that the United States has an unbalanced amount of public access chargers available per EV on the road. 

Prince George’s County Council believes EV is the future and wants homeowners prepared.