In the News

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November 21, 2025

Gratitude to Assemblywoman Schiavo for Highlighting EV Access and Affordability

The November 20th informational hearing of the California Assembly Select Committee on Electric Vehicles and Charging Infrastructure, chaired by Assemblywoman Pilar Schiavo, brought together state leaders, researchers, and community experts to discuss how California can continue to make progress on zero emission vehicles and charging infrastructure despite federal headwinds.

November 11, 2025

EVs for All America on the EVs for Everyone Podcast: Solving the Multi-Family Charging Puzzle

EVs for All America joined our pal and EV champion Elena Ciccotelli on the EVs for Everyone Podcast to tackle one of the biggest barriers to EV adoption: the lack of reliable overnight charging in apartments and condos. 🎧 Listen to the episode: EVs for Everyone – Episode 226…

October 28, 2025

POLITICO Highlights EVs for All America’s Research to Solve California’s Apartment Charging Gap

EVs for All America’s new research is featured in POLITICO’s California Climate newsletter, spotlighting one of the biggest barriers to EV adoption — the lack of home charging access for renters. As POLITICO reports, California’s 6 million renters could hold the key to the state’s EV future. EVs for…

September 29, 2025

Mike Murphy on the Shift Podcast: How EVs Became Political—And What Comes Next

Mike Murphy, CEO of the EVs for All America and the American EV Jobs Alliance, joined Automotive News’s Shift podcast to discuss how electric vehicles became a political lightning rod—and why incentives and smart policy design will determine the future of EV adoption in America. In the conversation…

August 3, 2025

New York Times Highlights Veloz Campaign and Mike Murphy: EV Headwinds Now, Growth Ahead

A new article by Jack Ewing in The New York Times offers a good overview of the current state of play for electric vehicles in the United States. While incentives are set to expire and political attacks are escalating, Ewing makes clear that electric vehicles are…

June 27, 2025

Mike Murphy on Climate One’s “Is the EV Transition Stuck in Neutral?”

This week, our CEO, Mike Murphy, appears on Climate One to discuss a surprising stall in U.S. electric-vehicle sales. Once forecast to hit nearly 50 percent of new-car sales by 2030, that projection has dropped below 30 percent, raising big questions about consumer demand, policy shifts, and global competition. Mike’s…

February 18, 2025

Directly Current Episode 16: EV Charging’s Rapid Improvement with Tom Moloughney (State of Charge)

Tom Moloughney — the host of State of Charge on YouTube and cohost of the Batteries Included Podcast —is the go-to guru for EV charging. He’s covered EVs since the BMW Mini E program in the late 2000s. His reviews are great resources for picking the right “Level…

February 4, 2025

Directly Current Episode 15: Rep. Ro Khanna on Industrial Policy, EVs Under Trump

Ro Khanna is the Democratic House representative of CA-17, better known as Silicon Valley. He’s a popular progressive candidate, serving his fourth term, but he’s also pro-business. He wrote a book on American entrepreneurship and manufacturing, taught at Stanford, and was once close with tech titans like Elon Musk.

January 22, 2025

Directly Current Episode 14: Gasoline Superusers and State Policy with Matthew Metz (Coltura)

Directly Current returns for the new year in the wake of a new inauguration. Matthew Metz is a former trial lawyer and environmental advocate who’s discovered a dirty secret at Coltura: the people who drive the most in the country, often Republican, stand to save a lot of cash at…

December 11, 2024

Directly Current Episode 13: Holiday EV Shopper’s Guide With Tax Credits In Jeopardy

To round out the end of 2024, Max does a solo episode to break down all the nerdy goodness of the existing Inflation Reduction Act’s 30d Clean Vehicle Credit for new and used vehicles. Translation: how you might get an EV with $7,500 for the holidays before Trump potentially axes…