Fig. 2: Mean public electric vehicle charging station (EVCS) 3-mile radius coverage in 2022, comparing disadvantaged and non-disadvantaged communities. | Nature Communications

Fig. 2: Mean public electric vehicle charging station (EVCS) 3-mile radius coverage in 2022, comparing disadvantaged and non-disadvantaged communities.

From: Equity and reliability of public electric vehicle charging stations in the United States

Fig. 2: Mean public electric vehicle charging station (EVCS) 3-mile radius coverage in 2022, comparing disadvantaged and non-disadvantaged communities.

a Coverage per 1000 population, and (b) coverage per 100 renters living in multi-dwelling units. The yellow columns represent disadvantaged communities, while blue columns represent non-disadvantaged communities. The light yellow state cells indicate states with statistically significant disparities, the light blue state cells indicate significant but without disparity, and the white cells represent non-statistically significant states. Disparity percentage is calculated by dividing the difference between disadvantaged and non-disadvantaged communities by the value in non-disadvantaged communities. Statistical significance was evaluated using the Mann–Whitney U test (two-sided). ***p < 0.001, **p < 0.01, *p < 0.05.

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