🔋 EV Atlas · United States
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.
Each map colors all 50 states by a different measure. Click any state to dive in.
How many new cars bought here are electric.
How many electric cars are already on the road.
Where it's easy — or hard — to plug in.
Share of the local grid that's clean power. via Grid Atlas
🔋 EV Atlas · The Planet
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.
Click any country to see its trajectory.
How many new cars sold are electric.
How deep the fleet has gone electric.
Low-carbon share of electricity — how green an EV really is here.
Where adoption is accelerating fastest.
The headline is China and Europe — but the most interesting chapters are elsewhere.
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
It led the race in 1900, lost to gasoline, and came back from the dead. Scroll down to travel through the whole story.
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