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Maryland has more EV chargers than ever – but they’re not everywhere

Summary by Maryland Matters
Lynn Parsons of Kensington charging her Nissan Leaf on April 15, 2026. (Photo by Sam Gauntt/Capital News Service)By Razak Diallo For Lynn Parsons, knocking on a stranger’s door was once the difference between getting home or having her car hooked onto a flatbed truck and towed away. In 2014, the advertised 84-mile range of her Nissan Leaf was barely enough to get her from Washington, D.C., to Hagerstown, and it had just run out of juice in Potom…

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Maryland Matters broke the news in Annapolis, United States on Saturday, August 22, 2026.
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