Last week, the House of Representatives finally passed the Bipartisan Infrastructure Framework, which will make $1.2 trillion worth of investments in America’s crumbling infrastructure. The bill includes a lot of provisions that make up for prior failures to keep our infrastructure from crumbling, but it also looks to make investments in the future of infrastructure: specifically, electric vehicles.
Frequent readers of this blog know that electric vehicles (EVs) are the future. It isn’t going to be a matter of if we’ll shift to driving EVs, but a question of when, and a question of whether or not EVs — and their supply inputs like batteries and semiconductors — will be made abroad or in America.
