Policy & regulationCharging & InfrastructureUnited States
Trump administration pushes 100 per cent domestic content for EV chargers amid industry pushback
By Eve
The Trump administration is pursuing a requirement that federally funded EV chargers be entirely manufactured in the United States, a significant tightening from current Buy America rules. Industry stakeholders warn the move could stall deployment of charging infrastructure funded under existing federal programmes. The policy is being reported by E&E News, POLITICO's energy and environment publication.
Why it matters: A 100 per cent domestic content mandate would force CPOs and contractors to source only US made hardware, potentially limiting supplier choice and delaying project timelines for NEVI and other federally backed schemes. The shift may also increase equipment costs if domestic supply chains cannot meet demand at scale.

