BMW, Mercedes, Ford, Audi and Porsche have announced an ambitious plan to deploy 400 electric car charging stations across Europe to enable long-range travel for electric vehicle drivers. And with twice the capacity of the Tesla Supercharger, these stations will have the ability to refill cars at ultra-fast speeds. Tesla currently has just over 260 Supercharger stations in Europe, with plans to double that number by 2018. That’s some healthy competition we can get excited about.
Five major automakers to install 400 ultra-fast chargers for electric cars in Europe
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