Plus, he claimed the charging infrastructure isn’t up to par. Logan thinks there is a require for a “common charger” that can be employed no issue what auto a person is driving. He raised the need for laws about this a couple of weeks ago with U.S. Sen. Tammy Duckworth and fellow Democrat, Illinois State Sen. Steve Stadelman of Rockford. Logan also worries about the means of electricity grids to assist an influx of EVs. But the rewards, he claimed, will be a cleaner ecosystem and perhaps some superior-shelling out jobs for Belvidere. UAW Region 4 Director Brandon Campbell stated the plant when developed 3 models on two different platforms…