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February 3, 2024

Check out Mike’s interview on Automotive News’ terrific Daily Drive podcast about how political polarization is putting a chill on the EV market in the U.S. and what Mike thinks auto company leaders should do about it here.

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February 3, 2024

I linked to few items in my last blog post about the Chicago EV world’s equivalent of Napoleon’s retreat from Moscow in an earlier post. EV advocates were quick to push back with solid data — from EV Zanadu Norway where electric cars are in the majority — that…

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February 3, 2024

I’ve been very happy to see so many positive comments to what we are doing with the EV Politics Project from Republicans who are happy and proud to own EVs! (Tom and I discuss a lot about that in the State of Charge interview on our home page: if you…

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February 3, 2024

The factory in the picture is a new EV fast charger plant just opened in deep red Tennessee by Tritium, an Australian company that closed its factory in Australia to build a much larger plant in the U.S. (It’s located in Lebanon, Tennessee to be exact, near the old…

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February 3, 2024

A quick and shameless but well earned plug: Ed Moltzen’s The Buildout blog on Substack is a must read for tons of great info about the EV infrastructure buildout in the U.S. Subscribe! I do. Here is a recent piece by Ed on regarding a new study from the International…

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February 3, 2024

Wearing my pundit hat I took a quick trip to New Hampshire last weekend to bounce around Tuesday’s big Republican primary. As an old political hand and veteran of many N.H. primaries, my trip was a mix of nostalgic tourism, a chance to visit old political friends and a handy…

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January 18, 2024

Lots of news this week about bad Tesla charging troubles in cold, snowy Chicago. This is one of things where the EV bashing hits epic levels. And it is a fact that EV batteries do worse in cold weather. But what are the actual facts? What really happened in the…

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January 13, 2024

It is no surprise that our politics have become tribal and deeply polarized. The EV Politics Project was created to better understand the deep partisan division over, of all things, electric vehicles. But that divide does exist and it is wide and growing. The EVPolitics Project recently conducted a national…

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January 12, 2024

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January 12, 2024

We couldn’t resist. We set up a merch store right here on the site. We think visibility for Loud n’ Proud EV driving voters, especially GOP ones, is important next year and beyond so we logo’d up a ton of stuff and created a store. See what you think. We…

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