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Since the recent introduction of electric vehicles began in2008-2010, 80 different electric vehicle models and close to 2million electric vehicles have been sold in the US. The needto commercialize electric vehicles meant research and policyhas so far focused on how to establish the early electricvehicle market. The newness of electric vehicles, their highupfront cost, the need for charging access, and other issuesmeant equity has been overlooked. As regions progresstoward goals of 100% electric vehicle sales, research andpolicy should consider how to establish a more equitableelectric vehicle market so that the benefits of electrificationare experienced by all and so that low-income householdsare not imposed with higher transportation costs.

A perspective on equity in the transition to electric vehicle