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• Some Wawas adding EV charging stations thanks to federal grants (inquirer.com) --> The federal infrastructure law allocates $7.5 billion for new public charging stations for electric vehicles. Pennsylvania expects $171 million.

• State takes next step in developing EV charging network | The Latest from WDEL News | wdel.com-->  The State of Delaware has issued a request for proposal (RFP) for a network of electric vehicle charging stations through the National Electric Vehicle Infrastructure (NEVI) Plan which is part of the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law. Delaware will receive $17.5 million over five years through NEVI. The state's plan is to locate EV charging stations along the corridors of Routes 1, 13, and 113, along with I-95.

• Fisker to add Tesla's EV charging connector by 2025 | Reuters --> Electric vehicle startup Fisker (FSR.N) said on Tuesday it signed a deal with Tesla (TSLA.O) to adopt its North American Charging Standard (NACS), giving Fisker customers access to the automaker's Supercharger network by 2025. A plethora of automakers, including Ford Motor (F.N) and General Motors (GM.N), are moving away from the standard Combined Charging System (CCS) connector to Tesla's previously proprietary charging design, which is set to dominate the industry.

• Tesla Launches a Home Level 2 Charger for Both J1772 and NACS Plugs (caranddriver.com) -->  Tesla has introduced a new Universal Wall Connector with a built-in adapter for both Tesla (NACS) and J1772 plugs for EV charging. The Universal unit also allows control and monitoring of charging history and energy use via the Tesla app, a feature new to the Wall Connector. Its $595 price is slightly higher than the current Wall Connector, it's available for order now, and Tesla says it will start shipping in October.

• Ford CEO highlights difficulties with charging in F-150 Lightning (newsnationnow.com) -->  The Ford CEO's plans to showcase the Ford F-150 didn't go as planned. His experience sheds light on the issues with EV charging infrastructure.

• Ditching gas just got more affordable for low-income EV buyers in California (electrek.co) --> California has added a new $2,000 incentive for low- and moderate-income EV buyers, bringing the total state incentives to $9,500. On top of the federal $7,500 EV tax credit and potential local or regional credits, some new EV buyers can get $17,000 or more back on purchasing a new EV.