Electric Vehicle Charging Ports: Illinois Invests in Charging Infrastructure
Illinois Expands Electric Vehicle Charging Infrastructure
ILLINOIS - Governor JB Pritzker announced a significant initiative to bolster the electric vehicle charging capabilities across the state. The Illinois Department of Transportation will allocate $25.3 million to construct 182 new charging stations along major interstates, enhancing the access and infrastructure for electric vehicle users.
Investment Breakdown and Locations
Among the counties benefiting from this initiative, Madison County stands out with a grant of $649,240 specifically allocated for installing charging ports. The state aims to ensure that there are charging stations available at least every 50 miles along interstates.
- Cook County
- DuPage County
- Madison County
- Clark County
- Macon County
- Tazewell County
Selected locations throughout Illinois will feature at least four DC fast charging ports, designed to fully charge a typical electric vehicle in less than 30 minutes. This strategic move is pivotal in paving the way for an expansive electric vehicle future.
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