By: Theodore Brothers With the world making unprecedented strides towards a society fully supported by electric transportation, there is a key question that still remains unknown – how do we charge them all? Currently, the majority of electric vehicle (“EV”) owners charge their vehicle at home, but with it being all but certain that there… Read More Title: America’s Quest For Electric Charging Infrastructure
By: Jacob Hartzler Tax incentives are a powerful tool utilized by the federal government to influence consumer and producer behavior in the United States. Tax deductions and tax credits are two common such examples. Generally, a tax deduction reduces the amount of income attributable to a taxpayer for a taxable year. This thereby reduces that… Read More The Clean Vehicle Credit: An Incentive or a Setback for the Electric Auto Industry?
By: Theodore Brothers Electric vehicles, once thought to be a fairytale of the future, will soon become a familiar reality for many new car owners in California. The California Air Resources Board (“CARB”) recently approved the Advanced Clean Cars II plan which will require that all new vehicles sold in California be zero-emission vehicles (“ZEVs”) by… Read More Zero Emissions: A Race to a Cleaner California