New York has ambitious electrification goals, but it lags behind other major cities in the United States significantly.
Source: New York Times
NYC’s Electric Vehicle Age Begins, Slowly
Published in Automobiles, ChargePoint, Department of Citywide Administrative Services, Electric and Hybrid Vehicles, Fuel Emissions (Transportation), Greenhouse Gas Emissions, New York City, Union of Concerned Scientists and University of Pennsylvania
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