National Drive Electric Week – Jen Yokely
During National Drive Electric Week, Blink Charging's Jen Yokely reflects on how the EV charging industry has matured, moving from overcoming range anxiety and driver skepticism to building genuine consumer confidence through better infrastructure and technological innovation. The conversation highlights the evolving landscape of public and private EV charging networks and what it takes to support broader EV adoption.
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Key takeaways
The EV charging industry has shifted focus from addressing driver fears to actively building trust through improved infrastructure.
National Drive Electric Week serves as a key moment to spotlight progress in EV adoption and charging accessibility.
Innovation in charging technology and network expansion are central to supporting long-term EV confidence.
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Jen Yokely, Senior Vice President of Global Marketing at Blink Charging, reflects on the evolution of the EV charging sector. From initially battling range anxiety, the industry is now innovating to bolster driver confidence and cater to their evolving needs, marking a significant shift towards range assurance.
From initially battling range anxiety, the industry is now innovating to bolster driver confidence and cater to their evolving needs, marking a significant shift towards range assurance.
— Jen Yokely, Senior Vice President of Global Marketing at Blink Charging
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