In this powerful episode of Q in Charge, Joe the Q breaks down one of the most urgent challenges in America’s transition to clean transportation: the lack of a genuinely nationwide public EV charging network. While EV adoption accelerates in major cities and coastal states, vast parts of the country remain “charging deserts,” with little to no access to fast, reliable charging.

Joe explains why building infrastructure everywhere—not just where EVs are popular today—is critical for national mobility, transportation equity, economic growth, rural connectivity, and long-distance travel. He dives into new research, infrastructure trends, policy shifts, and the economic case for early investment, making it clear that the future of EV travel depends on early leaders willing to build ahead of demand.

The episode also spotlights the upcoming Super Q Center in North Hollywood, a next-generation fast-charging hub built by Qcharge that features 16 high-power chargers. This project serves as a model for what America urgently needs in every region: scalable, reliable, investor-ready charging hubs that can support the next wave of EV adoption.

Whether you are an investor, policymaker, EV enthusiast, or simply curious about the future of transportation, this episode lays out the roadmap—and the opportunity—to help shape the national network America needs.