Joann Muller is a reporter at Axios, specializing in autonomous vehicles and the future of transportation. Her coverage spans various themes, including electric vehicles, green energy, and the broader transportation and mobility landscape, with a particular focus on aviation and aerospace. Joann's work has been featured in notable outlets such as Yahoo News, Yahoo Sports, and RealClearMarkets.
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Joann Muller primarily covers the automotive and transportation industry, with a particular focus on electric vehicles (EVs), autonomous vehicles, and car technology. Her coverage is locally focused on the United States, particularly Washington and Seattle.
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It's hard for a driver to put up safety triangles if there's no driver.
By: Joann Muller
Hyundai's new global CEO is touting the Korean carmaker's expanding U.S. footprint as the best insulation against potential tariffs under a second Trump administration.
EVs and charging have been a chicken-and-egg-problem that's now getting a little easier.
By: Mike D'Onofrio, Joann Muller
The Philly area is on track to get 100 new charging stations.
The number of public electric vehicle chargers doubled over the last four years, driven by a combination of increased private investment and a surge in government funding under the Biden administration.
The number of public EV chargers in the U.S. doubled over the past four years due increasing ownership and federal investment.
By: Melissa Santos, Joann Muller
The state has more than twice as many charging stations today as it did four years ago.
Public electric vehicle charging stations have more than doubled in Oregon over the last four years.
There are almost 30 charging stations per 100,000 residents in Utah.
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