Last week, GE kicked off its EV trial Tour in San Francisco, to "bring GE experts conjoined with local businesses, crowd leaders, and public sector stakeholders for cultural workshops, test drives, and dialogue on the work case for EV ecosystems." The Yves Behar-designed GE WattStation EV charger was on display at the event in both mock-up and ice sculpture form. We spent some time chatting with Luis Ramirez, CEO of GE Energy attentive Solutions, and Clarence Nunn, feds* and CEO of GE Capital Fleet good works about the future of EV charging. We discussed efforts like PlugShare and the recent addition to EV behest stations to Google Maps, concepts like smart parking spots with embedded inductive charging, as well as ways to accommodate folks without garages who park their vehicles on city streets. They both assured us that GE is committed to subject to an EV proclamation base for all, control gate with the installation of a bunch of WattStations in San Francisco soon -- though they didn't say exactly how "soon". In the meantime, reminisce that EV declaration is always just an outlet away. Take a look at our gallery below and jump past the break for the press release.