The agency responsible for federal EV charging stations confirmed via email it was working to determine whether they were "mission critical."

The General Services Administration is retiring approximately 8,000 EV charging plugs as the Trump administration continues to roll back Biden-era policies.

The General Services Administration (GSA), which manages buildings owned by the federal government, is planning to shut down all of its electric vehicle chargers nationwide, describing them as “not mission critical.” The agency, which manages contracts for the government’s vehicle fleets, is also looking to offload newly purchased EVs.

Reports have indicated the General Services Administration under President Trump has or soon will order EV chargers shut off.

GSA will shut down all EV chargers and offload newly purchased EVs in a significant policy shift under the Trump administration.

Federal buildings across the US have been ordered to shut off electric-vehicle chargers, according to a person familiar with the matter, the latest move to rescind pro-EV initiatives in President Donald Trump’s first months in office.

The General Services Administration, the agency that manages buildings owned by the federal government, is planning to shut down its entire network of

The US General Services Administration (GSA) will shut down all EV chargers at federal-owned government buildings. It will also start replacing its electric

The Trump administration is shutting down all federal government buildings' EV chargers and expected to sell off the GSA's newly bought EVs.

The GSA is also expected to offload its current stock of EVs, though it's unknown if the vehicles will be sold or put into storage. The agency will reportedly begin instructing employees to remove the chargers—which are used for both federally owned EVs and employees' personal vehicles—as early as next week.