Electric Vehicles

In other news: A new political action committee is encouraging voters to sign a petition asking Sen. Mitt Romney to run for president in 2024.

The U.S. needs to convince millions of drivers not to worry about where they’ll charge an electric car.

The Environmental Protection Agency's proposed emission rules could have major impacts on the auto industry. According to Consumer Reports, most Americans would consider an electric vehicle.

On this episode, we discuss forced sterilizations in Utah's history, electric vehicle setbacks and unhoused people at All-Star time in Salt Lake City.

The bill seeks to make an agency at Utah State University's ASPIRE center that would work with industries and seek federal funding for electric transportation.

As gas prices go up, e-bikes could be the next big mode of transportation.

The West Electric Highway program aims to install fast-charging stations every 50 miles along rural highways in Utah and other Western states. The project is funded through the bipartisan infrastructure law approved by Congress last year.

Rising gas prices may be driving people to purchase electric vehicles, but a study by iSeeCars showed that demand for hybrid and electric vehicles is growing fastest in rural parts of the country.

As part of a project to make E-V ownership as convenient as possible, Intermountain Healthcare is offering free charging for all electric vehicles at all its hospitals and clinics throughout Utah.

New technology being developed at Utah State University’s test track could pave the way for a more electrified transportation system that is better for the environment and the pocketbook.