Memos obtained by NPR show a key federal agency has paused orders of zero-emission vehicles and some federally owned EV ...

The Trump administration is moving to walk back electric vehicle adoption in government fleets, ordering the shutdown of ...

President Donald Trump is putting the brakes on electric vehicles in government fleets, ordering thousands to be sold and ...

In late February 2025, multiple news outlets reported that U.S. President Donald Trump directed the General Services Administration — which manages federal buildings — to shutter its electric ...

As of fiscal year 2023, GSA reports indicated the agency had just under 9,000 zero-emission vehicles in its fleet of more than 670,000 vehicles, including battery-powered EVs and plug-in hybrids ...

The combined group, which is not expected to get authorities' approvals until the second half of 2026, will have a fleet of around 60 vessels to serve the upstream oil industry and perform ...

Such stations are used to charge the government’s fleet of electric vehicles, which GSA spent $900 million procuring in recent years, according to a former senior GSA official who is familiar ...

This marks a significant shift in the federal government’s approach to EV infrastructure and fleet management. The GSA operates several hundred EV charging stations, offering approximately 8,000 ...

“Other chargers will be turned off starting next week.” The web page dedicated to the electrification of the GSA's fleet has also been taken offline, The Verge notes. The GSA had been rapidly ...

The Trump administration is shutting down EV chargers at all federal government buildings and is also expected to sell off the General Services Administration‘s (GSA) newly bought EVs.

At the same time, several pages on the GSA's website related to EV chargers and fleet electrification efforts are now offline. One page that listed a map of nationwide charging ports now redirects ...