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Open the appThe Atlas EV Hub is an online platform to equip all stakeholders with actionable information on the EV market. The objective of EV Hub is to bring a data-driven approach to policymaking around transportation electrification and accelerate market growth. The EV Hub contains a wealth of data on the transportation electrification market, including vehicle registrations, infrastructure deployment, public policy, research, and media coverage. The site aggregates this information in easy-to-use dashboards to quickly find what you’re looking for. Since early 2017, Atlas has been working with NGOs, companies, and state and local public officials to create a one-stop shop for information on transportation electrification. The EV Hub is designed to save people time and allow organizations to more effectively allocate resources to work on advancing the market.
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Next Wednesday, April 22, at 10am PST/1pm EST, join Alan Hejl from Spark Access at a webinar hosted by Forth, "Charge at Home Presents: Accessible Electric Vehicle Charging and Multifamily Properties." Visit the Charge at Home website for more information about this event and guidance on EV charging for multifamily properties. Atlas supported this work by building the Charge at Home Project Builder Tool. See more about the initiative: https://chargeathome.org/
Atlas's EV Hub team is hiring! Applications are due March 31st.
Atlas Public Policy seeks a data-savvy Policy Analyst to lead the expansion and maintenance of Atlas EV Hub, undertake data analysis, and perform research in transportation electrification. A qualified person must be sharp, ambitious, passionate, organized, and capable of adapting to the evolving demands at Atlas. This position is based in Washington, DC. Staff in DC follow a hybrid work model of three days per week in the office. The application deadline is March 31st. Apply now! https://lnkd.in/eF9cEbpS
New analysis from Daniel Wilkins finds that Q4 2025 delivered one of the clearest stress tests yet for U.S. EV demand following the expiration of the federal purchase tax credit. After a record-setting Q3, EV sales fell sharply in October and November before rebounding modestly in December—suggesting a classic pull‑forward dynamic ahead of the incentive sunset rather than a clean return to a new baseline. While overall Q4 sales were well below last year’s levels, December’s recovery offers early signals that demand has not disappeared entirely. The data also highlights a narrowing group of high‑adoption states and the continued importance of affordable models like the Chevrolet Equinox EV in sustaining sales momentum. Read more in our latest biweekly EV Hub Digest: https://lnkd.in/eyK8v6Qt
Read our latest EV Hub digest to learn more about the updated Electric Freight Dashboard: https://lnkd.in/e7FxVqYe
We are thrilled to announce the release of an updated version of the EC and Atlas Public Policy's Electric Freight Dashboard! The update turns the Joint Office’s National ZEF Corridor Strategy into a living, map-based tool, pairing national strategy with real-world charging, freight hubs, and state policy so stakeholders can see where activity is clustering and where new opportunities are emerging. What’s new: - Freight Hub Summary View → provides a high-level picture of EV charging development within freight hubs and along major freight corridors. - Point Level Data View → click into individual charging locations and freight facilities to get insights on details, including charger specs, hours of operation, and contact info. - State Policies Tab → new data visuals allow users to review which states have supportive policies in place, such as Advanced Clean Trucks, vehicle weight exemptions, and charging incentives. Explore the dashboard: https://lnkd.in/deZv6EkP
On this episode of EV Hub Live, Atlas Public Policy’s Nick Nigro sits down with Abigail Hunter, Executive Director at the SAFE Center for Critical Minerals Strategy. Join us for an engaging conversation about how federal policy shifts, geopolitics, and the evolving electric vehicle landscape are once again reshaping America’s battery and critical mineral supply chains, and how these industries can adapt. Tune in on Thursday, December 18 at 1:00 pm ET.
The upward trajectory for EVs continued in August 2025, according to the latest data now live on the EV Market Dashboard. A record 159,000 light-duty EVs were sold, setting a new benchmark for monthly sales. August also marked the second occasion when monthly EV market share exceeded 12%, with buyers motivated to maximize the benefits of federal tax credits before they expired at the end of September. To see the data and more, visit our EV Market Dashboard (https://lnkd.in/eJNvbdFu)
In this episode of EV Hub Live, Nick Nigro from Atlas Public Policy will be joined by Josh Boone from Veloz to get the inside scoop on the largest EV public education campaign in the United States. Since launching in July, they’ve already reached millions of Americans, with the help of Parks and Recreation star Nick Offerman. We'll dive into how to empower drivers to go electric and save money, what messages really break through, and the big rush for buyers to get federal tax credits. Be sure to tune in on Thursday, October 23 at 2:30 pm ET.
In July 2025, nearly 137,000 light-duty electric vehicles (EVs) were sold in the United States, accounting for nearly 10.9% of all vehicles sold. Notably, July continued a three-month streak of EV growth, highlighting sustained adoption through the summer with sales poised to accelerate before key tax credits expire on September 30th. Read more here: https://lnkd.in/eksa3Mw2
In this episode of EV Hub Live, Nick Nigro from Atlas Public Policy will be joined by Angela Barranco and Richard Parker from the Climate Group, and they’re bringing all the buzz about Climate Week NYC 2025. Curious about what’s new, who’s speaking, and the big ideas powering this year’s event from September 21-28? We’ve got you covered. Plus, we’ll break down the exciting relaunch of Climate Group’s EV100 initiative—find out how companies are stepping up for the EV transition. Don’t miss it when we go live on Wednesday, September 17th at 4:00 pm ET.
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Atlas is excited to announce the release of the sixth annual "Transportation Electrification in the Southeast" report, in collaboration with the Southern Alliance for Clean Energy. This year's report by Matthew Vining and Moe Khatib dives into progress made on transportation electrification goals from July 2024 through June 2025 by six states in the #Southeast: Alabama, Florida, Georgia, North Carolina, South Carolina, and Tennessee. Amidst an evolving federal regulatory landscape, implementation of new tariff structures, and tax credit phase outs under the Inflation Reduction Act taking place in 2025, the Southeast continued to make progress on transportation electrification goals in manufacturing investments, new EV sales, and charging deployment. Highlights include: 📈 Continued massive growth in EV and battery manufacturing-related investments and jobs in the region, amassing nearly $80 billion in private sector investments (37% of the national total), and an anticipated 75,000 jobs created (33% of the national total). 🔋 New passenger EV sales rose 38% from last year and market share climbed to 8.3%, with Florida surpassing the national passenger EV market share average with a 12-month market share of 10.3%. ⚡ The addition of over 2,600 public fast chargers, a 41% increase year-over-year. Read the report for more: https://lnkd.in/gVFeXDVs