Live call-in discussion: Vermont wants to have 170,000 electric vehicles on its road by 2030. But high prices and low supply of electric cars are stopping many Vermonters from buying an EV. The cars鈥� mileage ranges and limited charging stations are keeping others from taking the plunge.
Meanwhile, the state is gearing up to spend millions in federal and state dollars to improve the electric vehicle charging infrastructure. More financial incentives are in the works, as well, which could make EVs affordable to more Vermonters.
Our guests:
- Suzy Hodgson, founding member,
- Patrick Murphy, sustainability and innovations project manager with
- Dave Roberts, coordinator at nonprofit Vermont Energy Investment Corporation (Drive Electric is sponsored by Efficiency Vermont, a VPR underwriter)
Broadcast live on Wednesday, May 4, at noon; rebroadcast at 7 p.m.
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