A team of E-mobility companies is teaming up to build a new charging station network that will start in Norway and end in Italy. Over the next three years, 180 “ultra-fast” charging stations will be built along the main highway that runs from the north of Europe down to the south. Projects like these are critical for the adoption of electric vehicles as consumers need to know that it’s just as easy to recharge EV’s as it is to pump gas into a petrol or diesel car.
A network of ultra-fast EV charging stations is being built through Europe
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