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Florida plans to build air taxi pads using $200M intended for EV chargers

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Tim De Chant
Florida plans to build air taxi pads using $200M intended for EV chargers
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Florida officials are redirecting $200 million in federal EV charging infrastructure funding toward the development of landing pads for electric air taxis. The state claims existing private charging networks are sufficient, though critics note Florida has fewer chargers per vehicle than the national average.

Only one state boasts more EVs than Florida, but the state has fewer chargers per vehicle than the national average. Despite that, state officials have decided to redirect federal funding intended for EV charging to build out an electric air taxi network, according to a report from the Miami Herald.

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