It’s not just Teslas. There are dozens of EVs coming to market, including models from the trusted names you’ve long known: Ford, General Motors, Hyundai, Toyota, Volkswagen, Cadillac, and more. Ford’s popular F-150 pickup truck has even gone electric. The EVs of today are more affordable and larger than early models, and by 2025, our roads will be filled with a bevy of EVs. Learn why Virginia state laws promote competition, increase consumer choice, and other facts about electric vehicles.

Virginia’s new car and truck dealers are excited about selling and servicing EVs. They’ve been investing heavily in the training and infrastructure needed to to keep your electric vehicle running smoothly (and much more quietly than gas-burning cars). EVs need service just like any other vehicle, although much of the maintenance will be different than that performed on an internal combustion engine. Our Fact Sheet can give you more details on all the work dealers are doing to power the revolutionary shift to EVs.

There’s no shortage of gas stations on Virginia roads, and we’re accustomed to thinking in miles per gallon. But drivers in coming years will increasingly think about how far each charge will take them, and their electric vehicle, down the road. While EV ranges are increasing, what’s needed is an abundant and reliable network of charging stations to keep you moving forward. You can help bring more EV infrastructure to Virginia by emailing your legislator. It takes just one minute.