GM and EVgo partner to add more than 2,700 fast-charging plugs nationwide

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By mmillikinAug 1, 2020, 4:30 am617 ptsHot
General Motors and EVgo plan to triple the size of the US’ largest public fast charging network by adding more than 2,700 new fast chargers over the next five years. The two companies will add fast charging stations to cities and suburbs, intending to unlock new EV customer segments and provide increased…

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