Daily EV news · US · 3 July 2026
EV Charging
DASH breaks ground on Washington DC region's first en-route electric bus chargers
DASH, Alexandria Virginia's public transit agency, has started construction on two 360 kilowatt overhead pantograph chargers at its West Alexandria Transit Center, the first en-route electric bus charging infrastructure in the DC metro area. ABM will provide the charging services under a project funded by DASH, the City of Alexandria and roughly 1 million US dollars in federal money, with completion expected by 2027. DASH operates 16 battery electric buses today and has 20 more in procurement.
Why it matters
En-route charging infrastructure opens a new procurement category for transit agencies seeking to extend vehicle range and fleet utilisation without expanding depot footprints. The ABM contract and federal co-funding model offer a template for similar deployments across US metro transit systems.
Electric Vehicles
Nick Mayer GMC of Lewisburg expands electric vehicle inventory for southern Middle Tennessee
Nick Mayer GMC of Lewisburg has expanded its electric vehicle inventory to serve drivers across southern Middle Tennessee, according to a Business Insider Markets report. The dealership is increasing its EV stock to meet growing regional demand. No specific vehicle numbers or charging infrastructure details were disclosed in the announcement.
Why it matters
Dealer inventory expansion signals rising EV adoption in Tennessee markets, potentially driving demand for workplace and public charging infrastructure to support new vehicle owners in the region.