Wednesday 11 March 2020
Picture this: You’ve just bought your first electric vehicle, and you’re taking it on its maiden voyage. You decide to swing by the services to charge your shiny EV as you stare at it, lovingly, through the Costa Coffee window. [Read: UK power grid won’t handle popularity of electric cars, say service operators] But there’re no chargers available, because the services only have two. You despair as a Tesla Model 3 owner drives past smugly on their way to the mostly empty Supercharging lot round the corner. Well, situations like that could become a thing of the past, in the…
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