Automotive & EV

Florida Says $200M Fund for EV Chargers Is 'Waste' to Taxpayers, Should Go to Flying Taxis Instead: TDS

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Florida has redirected a $200 million fund intended for electric vehicle charging infrastructure towards developing an aerial highway network of eVTOL flying taxis. This decision highlights the state’s prioritization of emerging transportation technologies over conventional EV support, despite having one of the highest numbers of EVs in the country but lacking adequate charger infrastructure. Developers and tech professionals should monitor how this shift impacts EV adoption and infrastructure development in Florida.

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