State leaders said they’ve already selected 24 other sites, all of which should break ground this year.
LOUISVILLE, Ky. — Kentucky took steps to expand its electric vehicle network on Monday, breaking ground on a new fast charging station in Central Kentucky.
According to a news release, the station will be at the Circle K off I-75 in Richmond, and is the first of what’s expected to be 40 fast charging stations along Kentucky’s interstates and parkways.
“We are already the EV battery production capital of the United States,” Gov. Andy Beshear said. “To make sure Kentucky keeps leading the way, we’re building out our EV infrastructure so our families can charge up as they travel our great state.”
State leaders said they’ve already selected 24 other sites, all of which should break ground this year.
“So I wanna congratulate Circle K and all of Richmond in being the leader and the pioneer for these stations and I know I speak for …