Electric vehicles were introduced in December 2010, and Coloradans have bought about 1,300 of them, such as the all-electric Nissan Leaf and Ford Focus, and the Chevy Volt, which carries a backup gasoline tank and engine that kicks in when the battery is depleted.
And the state has gone from zero to more than 80 charging stations available to the public, according to a 2012 report called “Project FEVER, or Fostering Electric Vehicle Expansion in the Rockies.” The U.S. Department of Energy made…
Electric vehicles were introduced in December 2010, and Coloradans have bought about 1,300 of them, such as the all-electric Nissan Leaf and Ford Focus, and the Chevy Volt, which carries a backup gasoline tank and engine that kicks in when the battery is depleted.
And the state has gone from zero to more than 80 charging stations available to the public, according to a 2012 report called “Project FEVER, or Fostering Electric Vehicle Expansion in the Rockies.” The U.S. Department of Energy made…