It’s not too hard to get an electric vehicle in New England. Charging it has been another story.
That concern — being stranded without a plug in sight — has been a stumbling block to widespread electric-vehicle adoption, even as the speed and range of the vehicles improve. But a number of groups are working to build the infrastructure necessary to help plug-in cars and trucks to take off and provide benefits to the electric grid.
The goal is to make it easy, fast and convenient for car owners to plug in at home, work or the mall, even if long-range batteries eventually make such stations unnecessary.
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