Customers, car dealers, and manufacturers face obstacles in the acceptance of electric vehicles, despite their growing popularity. What is the primary cause of these obstacles? In Arkansas and throughout the United States, there is a shortage of electric vehicle (EV) charging infrastructure Helping to meet these challenges, there are many programs and incentives available, and in the works, to boost EV infrastructure and increase the number of EVs on the road, and Renewable R

Are there electric vehicles built for rural areas? That’s a question that automative companies are working to answer. Soon, the question won’t be “Are there electric vehicles built for rural areas?” – it will be “When will we see electric vehicles (EV) in rural Arkansas?” The popularity of electric cars around the world is growing, but they still only make up one to two percent of the market, depending on what region you are in. At the same time, pickup truck sales have shot

Renewable Rayna Presents Monthly Energy Advice & Information Do you drive and electric vehicle (EV) or plan to get one in the new future? A new program intends to increase adoption of electric vehicles by Arkansans as a result of increased charging infrastructure. For example, “range anxiety” and the lack of awareness or availability of EV charging stations (EVCS) is the number one reason why many Arkansans have yet to adopt an electric vehicle despite the low-maintenance cos