Electric vehicles are no longer confined to early adopters or coastal markets; they’re showing up in everyday life across the country. From multigenerational households managing school drop-offs to renters in the Midwest navigating charging without a garage, EV ownership is expanding into real-world scenarios that reflect how Americans actually live. To capture that shift, Veloz, a national nonpartisan 501(c)(3) nonprofit, today announced the launch of its Real Stories hub on ElectricForAll.org, a brand-neutral interactive destination that brings together first-person stories from EV drivers across the United States.

Congratulations and welcome to the newest leaders of Veloz’s Public Policy Board and Board of Directors, who were confirmed at Veloz’s March 26 board meeting in Oakland, California.

Sacramento, Calif. — Despite headlines suggesting waning enthusiasm for electric vehicles (EVs), a new national survey of non-EV drivers indicates EV adoption is being held back by a lack of practical information about real-world costs, home charging, and everyday usability. Exposure to clear, straightforward messages significantly increased purchase interest across all geographies, demographic groups, and political persuasion, showing EV adoption may be less about consumer resistance and more about insufficient information.

Efficiency Maine helps the residents and businesses of Maine lower their energy costs while also working to strengthen the state’s clean energy economy.

Through data-driven programs, rebates, and technical assistance, Efficiency Maine supports electric vehicle adoption, charging infrastructure, and consumer education—making electric transportation more accessible and affordable statewide. This work directly advances a shared commitment to reducing emissions, lowering costs, and accelerating the transition to electric vehicles.

Congratulations and a warm welcome to the newest leaders of VELOZ’s Public Policy Board and Board of Directors, who were confirmed at Veloz’s December 10th board meeting in Reston, Virginia.

Sacramento, Calif. — The nonprofit Veloz, together with its electric vehicle (EV) education platform ElectricForAll.org, is helping drivers make sense of the “eGallon,” which is the electric equivalent cost to drive the same distance as one gallon of gasoline. The comparison is one of the great debates in the transportation sector, and the conclusion is consistent: EVs deliver strong economic benefits. In nearly every scenario, EVs cost less to fuel and less to operate on a per-mile basis than comparable gasoline vehicles.

Since 1975, NYSERDA has been working to advance New York’s energy system and economy.

Veloz, a national nonpartisan 501(c)(3) nonprofit, announced that its Electric For All electric vehicle (EV) education program called ‘The Way Forward is Electric’ has reached hundreds of millions of consumers nationwide with educational, fact-driven creative messaging about the benefits of EV ownership in just the first two months of the year-long effort.