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Could OEM alliances resolve charge anxiety in the US? 

A recent alliance of seven major OEMs could help address charge anxiety in the US and spell a long-term victory for NACS. By Stewart Burnett 

As electric vehicle (EV) adoption rates continue to grow in the US, the country’s charging infrastructure must be expanded. Automotive data analysis firm S&P Global Mobility reported in January 2023 that more than 150,000 charging stations have been deployed nationwide. This number comprises around 126,500 Level 2 chargers, 13,500 Level 3 chargers, as well as approximately 16,800 Tesla Destination Chargers and Superchargers.  

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