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People are increasingly curious about electric cars. Before they buy, though, most want to know whether they can drive one on a long road trip.
If Americans are going to switch to electric cars, they want charging to be as convenient and seamless as filling up the gas tank.
I found out. My husband and I just completed a trip from Michigan to Florida and back — 2,500 miles or so — in a Kia EV6 on loan from the automaker's press fleet.
We took our time, with a number of planned stops to see friends or do sight-seeing. Along the way, we learned a lot about the EV lifestyle and about the state of America's charging infrastructure.
I'm ready to answer your questions about my trip, EVs and the future of transportation.
Proof: Here's my proof!
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