About the Initiative
What Is GOEVIN?
GOEVIN stands for GO Electric Vehicle INdiana. It's a collaborative, statewide initiative dedicated to advancing electric vehicle adoption across the Hoosier State. The team is made up of the Indiana Department of Environmental Management (IDEM), the Indiana Utility Group, and Drive Clean Indiana.
GOEVIN raises consumer awareness of electric vehicles by providing unbiased, educational information on the benefits of driving electric, while building the public charging infrastructure that makes EV ownership practical in every corner of the state. As Indiana's DOE Clean Cities coalition, Drive Clean Indiana leads the education, outreach, and marketing side of the program.
Key Facts
A statewide initiative serving Hoosiers across all of Indiana
Led by IDEM, Indiana Utility Group, and Drive Clean Indiana
Funded through the $6.15 million Indiana VW Mitigation Settlement
70 public DC fast chargers along Indiana's major highway routes
Every GOEVIN charger is located within close vicinity of a highway exit
GOEVIN Priorities
Four Ways GOEVIN Drives Indiana Electric
Every GOEVIN program supports one of four core goals that move Indiana toward electrified transportation.
Driving Infrastructure
Developing a conveniently located, statewide EV charging network along Indiana's major highway routes.
Driving Availability
Making sure Hoosiers have access to EVs that fit a wide range of needs, from daily commuters to commercial fleets.
Driving Awareness
Educating Hoosiers on the economic, environmental, and practical benefits that electric vehicles provide.
Driving Adoption
Providing the tools and resources Hoosiers need to make their transition toward electrified transportation.
The Charging Network
70 Fast Chargers. Every Major Route.
70
DC Fast Chargers Deployed
26
Level 2 Chargers deployed
$6.15M
VW Settlement Funding
5 Miles
Max Distance From Exits
The Indiana Volkswagen Mitigation Settlement, administered by IDEM, allocated $6.15 million to improve Indiana's statewide EV charging network. GOEVIN has established connections across Indiana's alternative fuel corridors, including the deployment of 70 Direct Current Fast Chargers (DCFC) along Indiana's major highway routes. Every GOEVIN charger is publicly available and located within close vicinity to highway exits, so drivers can charge throughout any trip across the state.
Find a StationWhy Go Electric
The Advantages of Electric Vehicles
GOEVIN's job is to give Hoosiers the facts. Here's what driving electric actually delivers.
Low Maintenance, High Performance
An electric motor has fewer than 20 moving parts compared to hundreds in a gas engine, so there's less to break and no oil changes. Modern EVs are quick too. The average 2025 model goes 0 to 60 mph in 4.4 seconds, with a smoother, quieter ride and more cabin space.
Environmentally Friendly
All-electric vehicles produce zero tailpipe emissions. Charging an EV in Indiana produces less than half the harmful emissions of an equivalent gasoline vehicle, and that advantage keeps growing as the grid adds more renewable power sources.
Real Cost Savings
Electricity costs less per mile than gasoline and maintenance bills run lower. A federal tax credit offers up to $7,500 on qualifying EVs, and state, local, and utility incentives can stack the savings even higher. GOEVIN's EV Calculator shows what you could save.
Resources
Get Plugged In
GOEVIN's website is a one-stop shop for EV advice and guidance. Start with these tools.
Programs & Incentives
Federal, state, and utility incentives that lower the cost of going electric.
Visit GOEVIN →Get Started
Indiana Is Becoming the EV Crossroads of America
Whether you're shopping for your first EV or planning a road trip across the state, GOEVIN has the stations, tools, and answers to get you there.
