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09-02-2018, 10:45 AM
Electrify America, the Volkswagen subsidiary that formed in the wake of Dieselgate, plans to install more than 2,000 chargers across the US by the end of 2019. In a sign that the project will bring EV charging to the masses, one-thousand of the charging stations will be installed at Walmart locations. The first of those Walmart-based stations was put in place this week in Tennessee—with plans for future stations in 36 states across the country.
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Electrify America, the Volkswagen subsidiary that formed in the wake of Dieselgate, plans to install more than 2,000 chargers across the US by the end of 2019. In a sign that the project will bring EV charging to the masses, one-thousand of the charging stations will be installed at Walmart locations. The first of those Walmart-based stations was put in place this week in Tennessee—with plans for future stations in 36 states across the country.
Most of today’s EV drivers access fast-charging stations by joining a network that issues a membership card. (See “The Ultimate Guide to Electric Car Charging Networks (http://plugincars.com/ultimate-guide-electric-car-charging-networks-126530.html).”) Walmart's Electrify America EV stations take a big step toward normalizing EV charging by using a "plug-pay-charge-go" strategy. Users simply insert or swipe a credit or debit card to initiate and complete a charging event. It’s similar to how drivers of gas-powered vehicles use a traditional pump.
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Electrify America, the Volkswagen subsidiary that formed in the wake of Dieselgate, plans to install more than 2,000 chargers across the US by the end of 2019. In a sign that the project will bring EV charging to the masses, one-thousand of the charging stations will be installed at Walmart locations. The first of those Walmart-based stations was put in place this week in Tennessee—with plans for future stations in 36 states across the country.
Most of today’s EV drivers access fast-charging stations by joining a network that issues a membership card. (See “The Ultimate Guide to Electric Car Charging Networks (http://plugincars.com/ultimate-guide-electric-car-charging-networks-126530.html).”) Walmart's Electrify America EV stations take a big step toward normalizing EV charging by using a "plug-pay-charge-go" strategy. Users simply insert or swipe a credit or debit card to initiate and complete a charging event. It’s similar to how drivers of gas-powered vehicles use a traditional pump.
read more (http://www.plugincars.com/volkswagen-massive-effort-ubiquitous-ultra-fast-ev-charging-133886.html)
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