The West Coast Electric Highway has steadily grown over the years, providing electric-car drivers with charging infrastructure to make trips longer than their cars’ rated ranges. It’s a network of public charging stations that actually spreads across multiple highways, with I-5 serving as the backbone. But today, for the most part, that network only extends through Oregon and Washington. Recommended: Think you’re a car buff? Take the quiz. While California has many public charging stations,…
California is about to get way more charging stations for its electric cars
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