Florida is #2 State for Electric Car Sales (Probably)

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By Zachary ShahanMar 15, 2025, 12:21 pm180 ptsTrendingTop
For whatever reasons (which we can conjecture about at the end), Florida has become #2 in the country for EV sales. California is #1, of course, and has about 5× as many EV registrations as Florida, while #3 Texas is just a bit behind Florida. The most obvious these are ... [continued] The post Florida is #2…

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