🔋 EV Atlas · United States
How fast is America
going electric?
A decade ago, electric cars were a rounding error. Today, roughly 1 in 10 new cars sold in the US is electric — but the map is wildly uneven. Find your state.
Data as of 2024 · IEA Global EV Outlook 2025 · AAI Q1 2025
The whole country, four ways
Each map colors all 50 states by a different measure. Click any state to dive in.
EV share of new cars
How many new cars bought here are electric.
EVs per 1,000 people
How many electric cars are already on the road.
Charging ports per capita
Where it's easy — or hard — to plug in.
How clean is charging?
Share of the local grid that's clean power. via Grid Atlas
Jump to a state
🔋 EV Atlas · The Planet
The world is
switching on
About 1 in 5 new cars sold worldwide is now electric. China and Norway are racing ahead, the US is mid-pack, and the Global South is electrifying two and three wheels first. Pick a country.
Data as of 2024 · IEA Global EV Outlook 2025
Every country, four ways
Click any country to see its trajectory.
EV share of new cars
How many new cars sold are electric.
EVs per 1,000 people
How deep the fleet has gone electric.
How clean is the grid?
Low-carbon share of electricity — how green an EV really is here.
Growth, year over year
Where adoption is accelerating fastest.
Three stories the map can't tell
The headline is China and Europe — but the most interesting chapters are elsewhere.
Why it's all happening now
The price of a battery pack fell faster than almost any technology in history. That's the whole story in one line.
🔋 EV Atlas · Timeline
The electric car is
200 years old
It led the race in 1900, lost to gasoline, and came back from the dead. Start in 1990 and scroll — or open the prologue to go all the way back to 1832.
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