Summary
Michigan is working on creating a mobility ecosystem by investing in electric vehicle (EV) infrastructure and new technologies. The state has set goals to increase EV charging stations and support advanced air mobility, aiming to boost its economy through innovation and investment. New legislation supports these initiatives with a focus on retaining high-growth companies.
Key Facts
- Michigan aims to expand its mobility ecosystem across various sectors like business and government.
- The state has installed over 3,800 public EV charging stations to support electric vehicle adoption.
- Michigan plans to have 100,000 EV chargers installed by 2030, with a significant investment needed.
- The Michigan Future Mobility Plan includes goals for carbon neutrality and infrastructure development.
- Five bipartisan bills were passed to create the Michigan Innovation Fund and an R&D Tax Credit.
- Developing advanced air mobility technology is a priority, with expectations of significant industry growth.
- Michigan's manufacturing history makes it well-suited for new mobility technologies.
- Infrastructure development includes preparing for new types of aircraft like drones and eVTOLs (electric vertical takeoff and landing machines).
